Yandex (the main Russian search engine) has a form where you can submit text here:   If the text does not exist already, then yandex will treat this text as if it belongs to you. Our website, which produces weekly original content regularly uses this service.    How do you achieve the same thing in Yahoo and Bing?  ()  P.S. It does not need to appear at the top of SERPs, as long as the system somehow knows the author.
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Let's say I prepared an article I wish to publish on my not so popular blog. But I am afraid that this article is so good that much more popular site will steal it and publish it on its own. I am guessing that because of low popularity of my blog, the Google would show links to the bad site instead of my own. Is there a way to prevent such outcome? What if I would prepare an article, publish it on my blog and later decide it it so good that I'll put it on Wikipedia, is there a way that Google would consider me above Wikipedia?
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I can imagine that it is a little bit hard if you're not a native Japanese or Russian speaker to figure out where those new sites are and what they are about. Putting them under uncategorized is not what those new sites deserve.     &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;   I understand from previous incidents  that  end up in this category for a while.    Can we make sure that new sites get properly categorized?
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I am new to Stack Exchange.  Math and physics newsletters get to my inbox every Thursday, and every Thursday there are 5-day-old answers to questions as I read them for the first time.  Too often a question of interest  has already been closed because of the low quality of recent answers and comments.  I have no reputation, and to do almost anything requires more reputation than I have.  Nothing I have found in Help helps (however I noted one user submitted an "answer" because he said he did not have the reputation to comment.  I have started wondering if Joseph Heller is looking over my shoulder.  Any help, please?  Thank you to those who made useful suggestions.  The question, "How does a new user begin using Stack Overflow/Stack Exchange?," clearly expressed my difficulties.  I would close the question if I knew how.  Good night.
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I want to add a comment on the . But I get  To use reCAPTCHA you must get an API key from   First, I enter text:    Then, I click Submit, and get:    Can this be fixed ?
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I just tried to edit a post in stackoverflow and got the following message:    It reads:  There is a pending suggested edit in the queue, try again in a few minutes.  First of all, I understand the message. However, I don't think the way it is displayed is the most appropriate one. Actually, once I clicked on the &quot;edit&quot; link I got a webpage which ONLY content was the one I mentioned before. I mean, that was the source code of the page... there are not even HTML tags there! There are many ways to provide this information without making the user hit the back button of the browser. I think some options that wouldn't require to reinvent the wheel are:  Showing a message similar like the one when you click on &quot;flag&quot; Showing a message in a similar way like the one you get when clicking on &quot;link&quot;  To make it a bit clearer, this are the steps I followed and the result I got:  Opened a question  Clicked on edit Expected result: Being able to edit the post OR having a friendly message explaining why I can not edit the post Real result: I got redirected to the URL &quot;https://stackoverflow.com/posts/[post_id]/edit&quot; which only contained the text mentioned before. To put it in PHP terms, the webpage displayed the result of an echo of the message, just that. So, after seeing an almost-white page, the user has to click on the back button of the browser to go back to the question.
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Someone seems to be playing with the Stackexchange Hot Question algorithm:    This question seems to be the coordinated work of about a dozen entirely new users (created today) to post a "question" that gets a high "hotness" score.  I don't know any Chinese and Google Translate is imperfect, but it seems to be entirely content-free (having only meta-content) and should only exist on their meta site (if there is a reason for it to exist at all).  The fact that all participating users seem to be entirely new and are up-voting is rather strange as well (and borders on cheating, in my book).
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Currently when you search for a combination of tags in localized Stack Overflow you get some text in English. For example in Stack Overflow en español:       Etiquetadas con [python] or [php]        Etiquetadas con [python-3.x] not [python] not [bla]   Same in SOru:     С метками: [python-3.x] not [python] not [bla]   Looking for the text in traducir.win I could not find it, so I assume it is somehow hardcoded. Could you include it in Transifex?
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Is there a way for a link to be copied with the selected text?  "Some selected text with this  somewhere in the paragraph"  To be copied as:  "Some selected text with this { link |  } somewhere in the paragraph"  If there is anything like that it would be great help.
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Just recently,  question was posted. Here's the body of the question:     Write a function called highlight() that prompts the user for a string. Your code should ensure that the string is all lower case. Next, prompt the user for a smaller 'substring' of one or more characters. Then replace every occurrence of the substring in the first string with an upper case. Finally, report to the user how many changes were made (i.e., how many occurrences of the substring there were).      What would a script for this be?   This is basically a "do my homework for me" style question. In the past, I would have voted to close this question for lacking minimal understanding and moved on. However, it looks like this close reason was removed, and I'm having difficulty figuring out which alternative to use (if at all).  Here were some of the close reasons I was considering, and ultimately decided against since they didn't seem to precisely match:   Duplicate of    I sort of doubt there exists a precise duplicate of this question -- the question is a fairly specific request for some code. I could maybe link to a duplicate question that answers a part of the original (for example, checking if the string is lowercase), but it wouldn't answer every aspect of the problem. Problem that can't be reproduced/typographical error    This sort of matches, since it asks the user to produce a SSCCEE, but doesn't really match since there isn't even a problem to begin with (and closing a question because I couldn't "reproduce" a non-existent problem feels a bit silly to me) Unclear what you're asking    It's pretty obvious what the user is asking -- I could produce a 5 line script in about 20 seconds that precisely matches his spec. Too broad    The text for "Too broad" states that "There are either too many possible answers, or good answers would be too long for this format". This doesn't apply to this question -- once again, the answer I could give would be fairly short and would closely resemble solutions other people would give.   So, what should I do here? Am I misunderstanding how the close reasons should now be used? Should I use the "other" close reason and explain that the OP should have put in more effort? Should I simply downvote, perhaps leave a comment, and move on? Or is the new policy to embrace these kinds of questions and just post an answer?
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I'm trying to change the submit button text "Save and keep published", but with no luck. I'm using the standard hook_form_FORM_ID_alter().   function mymodule_form_node_news_form_alter(&amp;$form, \Drupal\Core\Form\FormStateInterface $form_state, $form_id) {   // This is the problem, what should I put here   $form['actions']['publish']['#value'] == ''; }   This is what dpm() returns.  'publish' =&gt; array(7)   '#value' =&gt; object Drupal\Core\StringTranslation\TranslatableMarkup(5)     protected string -&gt; string(18) "Save and keep published"     protected translatedMarkup -&gt; NULL     protected options -&gt; array(0)     protected stringTranslation -&gt; NULL     protected arguments -&gt; array(0)   How do I change text on the submission button in the node form?
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I expect to be working on a web application within the next several months and I'd like to "shoehorn" a Spanish language version of the site. If a large enough number of Spanish language users begin using the site we'll likely hire a professional translator (or at least recruit someone who actually knows the language), but in the meantime is there a good cheat sheet I can use for common UX keywords, like "OK", "Submit", "Cancel", "Delete" and "Save"?  I know I could use an online translator, but I'm concerned the translator would not pick up on context (thus giving me a Spanish word meaning something closer to "Take" for "Accept" or "Surrender" for "Submit", etc.)  I'm not looking for a 100% solution, just something to give me the bulk of the keywords until there's enough reason to hire a real translator. This site will be in a beta development phase for a long time, I think, so we're not expecting a huge user base to start things off.
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In  the asker is apparently carrying out an Ant v. Make research smackdown.  To me this looks like spam, but seems harmless.  Should anything be done?  Is there a policy on canvassing the community in this way?  Is it allowed?  As an aside, it seems like the OP would get more views with some language tags, rather than what's on there now...
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I wanted to use this, but I don't know if it's actually valid in English:     The specified date is invalid.It points to a non-existing day.   I'm not a native speaker, and I just want to say that the input points to a date that does not exist, like 30th February.
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Related to the question , I wonder if it wouldn't , to instead of re-creating Stack Overflow sites in other languages   with duplicate content of Stack Overflow in the best case, and original content that would be helpful at Stack Overflow but won't be posted there then in the worst case,  offer translations of Stack Overflow? My idea would be, you start off with a  result (which is probably not that great but enough to help) as a separate database and ask users to improve the translation by editing, maybe rewarding good translations as an incentive1. One important requirement would however be that new questions/answers were translated back to English so that the entire international Stack Overflow-conglomerate could still benefit from them without Secession.  1) Something more than the 2 rep for suggested edits might be adequate. I don't know if upvoting on translations made a nice option, the feature-request  is still open...
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How could I write my name, for example, in a \LaTeX style? It is just interesting, as in Google all other things pop up when I try to search for an answer!
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Let's say:  &lt;div&gt;   pre text   &lt;div class="remove-just-this"&gt;     &lt;p&gt;child foo&lt;/p&gt;     &lt;p&gt;child bar&lt;/p&gt;     nested text   &lt;/div&gt;   post text &lt;/div&gt;   to this:  &lt;div&gt;   pre text   &lt;p&gt;child foo&lt;/p&gt;   &lt;p&gt;child bar&lt;/p&gt;   nested text   post text &lt;/div&gt;   I've been figuring out using Mootools, jQuery and even (raw) JavaScript, but couldn't get the idea how to do this.
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What is the bug about: Keyword gets duplicated even when the query is not modified.  Impact: As far as i can tell - cosmetic.  How to replicate: Go to:  and keep pressing Search button. With each search there will be a duplicate python keyword appended to search box.  Best guess for what is causing it: I think you have somewhere a piece of code that appends tag as a keyword without checking if it is already present. My reasoning comes from this url:  not having the same issue - the tag is not present in it.