So this popped up    But the prompt makes absolutely no sense since the post is locked.  Should this be fixed?
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I just opened a URL to a question on programmers.SE and got the message:     But the question was locked, so I couldn't do what it asked me to do.  I consider this to be a very minor edge case bug and it's likely not worth investing developer time into it. But since this  I guess it's worth reporting even if it's just for making you aware of it.
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I searched  for "Halting problem" and got redirected to a captcha. I'm not even modifying anything, just searching. What is prompting this?
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As you see. What can be the reason? I added it to communities list about a week or two ago.
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Yesterday  (or at least part of it) was (briefly) in read-only mode, during that time on the website there was a banner indicating that the site was in read only mode. However withing the iOS app there was no such indication, worse if you tried to take some action (I only tried voting, but I'm assuming other actions would have been the same) it would fail without saying why.
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This appears:     Our apologies, this form has been disabled due to suspicious content. If you believe you have received this message in error, please contact the original form author.     How can I make my form code work?
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Could someone explain me what does this statement mean and what option should I click when it pops up?
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Today, on C.SE, I reviewed some 'Late Answers' and First Posts.  I was not even near my daily vote limit.  And yet, I was given a message that said      comments disabled on deleted / locked posts / reviews   It seems I was not the only one either:   The workaround, of course, was simply to go back and provide the guidance - but was this a design or a bug?  If it is design, why would you want to discourage the feedback? Especially with first posts, there is often a high percentage of 'didn't read the FAQ' usage, which can best be addressed by gently providing guidance. (e.g. "Unfortunately, this doesn't answer the question" or "This reads like a comment" or "This really isn't on-topic here - can I suggest you checkout our [faq]" etc...)  Timely first post guidance goes a long way towards making good users.   If it was a bug, was other functionality silently rolled out?
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More than infrequently, opening posts on SO are not questions at all, in the very grammatical sense: They're just statements or vague musings (for instance ), and it's not clear what exactly is being asked (since nothing is technically being asked).  I always feel that it shouldn't be our job to construct a question from someone's undirected ramblings, and so this is usually a NARQ candidate for me.  I was wondering if we could add a very simple check that would count the number of literal question marks in a post and refuse to accept it if there are none. This could be accompanied by a small note on what a question should look like.  What do you think? Should we add this feature?  Update: Since people seem to get hung up on the details, I'd like to clarify that an entirely satisfactory alternative would be to pop up an overridable notice with a warning, like "Hello, you appear to be writing a question. Would you like help?", with a "No thanks" button to dismiss it and submit the post regardless.  Update 2: If you disagree that absence of a question mark is a strong signal that the question is poor, could you please provide examples of good, useful and appropriate questions that do not contain question marks? I've provided several additional examples of when the signal works in the comments, and more come up regularly, so I would appreciate to see some evidence of the contrary.
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I have never posted on the  yet.  I just wrote my first question, but when I click "Post Your Question", I get "You can only post once every 40 minutes."  I haven't posted any question today on any Stack Exchange site.  I tried to report this on the , but I got the same issue.  Let's try here...
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With this URL:  .  It is broken unless I add a \ to the end in front of a period:   And it works. However in the comments, I can't get this to work: (See the comments)
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Just received the following e-mail, quickly looked at the title and saw "new items in your Stack Exchange inbox" - at a closer look, it turns out there was just one new item in my inbox, so it shouldn't say "1 new items". Same thing goes for the content, where it says "The following items were added [...]".  Here's a screenshot with the problems highlighted:    It should be a fairly easy thing to fix and it just seems like something that should've been done a long time ago, especially considering the site's technical aspects.
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Just browsing and came across , but the post notice doesn't have a link to the duplicate:
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I've noticed this twice in the last ~2 weeks or so. The &quot;post your question&quot; button can remain disabled for some reason even when your question is shown as &quot;ready to publish&quot;. I.e., you've gotten to the &quot;review&quot; page after the initial edit. If I remember correctly, one case was on Stack Overflow, and the other was on . I'm not sure what exact scenario leads up to this. I haven't paid attention to the button until the last step when I'm ready to click it. The workaround has been to reload the page. (I copied my content for safe-keeping first.) This works, and the button then shows up as active. Afterwards, however, on both occasions, it forced me through the &quot;are you a human&quot; verification.  Update - this question itself did not exhibit this, nor did it do the .  Update - I'm using Chrome on Windows and am not sure what version it was when this happened.  It has  installed, but there aren't any scripts for any Stack Exchange sites.  It has  installed.  The virus scanner on the PC I probably was using was
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I was testing some behavior with a low rep account, and when I was trying to suggest a few edits, I was greeted with the following message when trying to submit an edit:    Huh?!?!?!  It was a suggested edit, so why are you telling me it needs to be a suggested edit?  Turns out it was a suggested edit conflict.  The post in question had an existing suggested edit by the time I tried to submit mine.  For brand new users, this is certainly not ideal behavior as it is only confusing to them.  Can this message be changed to something more descriptive?  Or at least less confusing?  I would suggest     This edit cannot be submitted as there is a pending suggested edit on this post.     Note there is a question that looks similar, but is essentially different:  This is a feature request asking that the language be changed, while the other is a support question asking, basically, what it means.
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Looking at         it says "36% unknown". No user by the name of 'unknown' appears in the  ()  What madness is this? Who is this 'unknown' you speak of?
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I asked about it on  and they told me to post it here.  Probably need to add the :active to the :hover meta class or something like that.  Example:      Hammer Time
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When I post a question and want to add a new line, I have to press Return two times, or else the next text will appear on the same line.  Is this really supposed to behave this way? If so, why?