Immediately after posting  I saw this error message:    I hit cancel and went back to the home for Meta Stack Exchange and saw my question. However, I was unable to see it for maybe 4 or 5 minutes (seeing that error every time).  It eventually started working but it was obviously fairly surprising to have this happen. Also, I believe I have seen this in the past but didn't have the foresight to take a screenshot or commit the exact error message to memory.  My device is a Droid MAXX with Android 4.4.4.  Edit: somewhat ironically, as I posted this the following happened:    I attempted retrying multiple times to no avail, found the question again, and continued to see the same error for maybe a minute or two, trying periodically.
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Upon typing out  on my Android device, I was greeted with the following screen when clicking to submit the question:    When clicking Cancel, I was taken back to the questions page with my question nowhere to be seen. Fortunately when checking here on my PC I could see the question, but if this had indeed failed to submit it offered me no way of getting back to the question I'd just typed out.  Could this be changed so that if the app thinks the question failed to submit it offers the ability to copy the content to the clipboard? I probably wouldn't have bothered to type it out again any time soon had it indeed failed to submit and been lost completely.
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I just encountered , which is very cute and funny and has nothing to do with programming.  I tried voting to close, but was informed by the system that I can't do that when there's a bounty on the question.  So, since there's a seven-day bounty, this will remain open for at least a week.  I really don't care what happens to the bounty rep, I just want to be able to close questions that are thoroughly inappropriate although not offensive.
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When a question fails to load, for network issues, phone issues, app issues, the question was deleted (for moderation or the user did), or the question really doesn't exist, we get this generic "Loading the question failed" dialog with a retry button. If the question has been deleted or doesn't exist, retrying to load the question will never work.   Is it possible to make this experience a little nicer, maybe providing why the app can't load the requested question? And if it retrying will never load the question, hide the retry button?
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My reputation rating on SO took this hit an hour ago, and it is due to what appears to be the simultaneous deletion of multiple questions.  I am uncertain why it happened, am concerned, and would appreciate an explanation.  Going to  shows that it was removed due to moderation.  Was a script run deliberately, or were we hit with a question deletion attack; what happened?  -12     today -2  1 hour ago  removed     How to send a 2d Vector over UDP in c++ -2  1 hour ago  removed     How do I use the Eclipse debugger to debug a Java application? -2  1 hour ago  removed     PHP string error; inconsistency with local and server -2  1 hour ago  removed     Unable to start the MySQL service after a server migration -2  1 hour ago  removed     How to use Java to print a text file on a ticket printer? -2  1 hour ago  removed     How can all of the ZBrush Obj files be imported to make a complete model?
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Steps to reproduce:    Find a comment owned by a deleted user, like . Touch it (as you normally would when trying to upvote or flag). Observe as app stops responding. Wait about 8-9 seconds. Observe crash. Look up to the sky, throw your hands in the air, and scream "WHY???!!!" because you really wanted to upvote that comment. * optional   Could this be unborkified?
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When using the Android app, I am unable to view deleted questions on any site. I simply get, "Loading the question failed." However, I can view these sites normally in the browser using the same account, so I don't see why I would be restricted access to them via the dedicated app.  Questions attempted:    (20k+ on this site)  (9k+ on this site, but it's a beta site)   Both questions fully load in the browser on my computer or my Android device, but when opening them via the app, as mentioned, I receive the error that, "Loading the question failed." If I'm already looking at a question pre-deletion, and it is deleted, refreshing it gives an, "Unable to refresh" error.  I don't know if we're just not intended to look at deleted questions on the Android app (yet?), but I figured this would just be a provided feature, so that makes me think this is probably a bug.
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I recently got warnings just after having upvoted an answer. It said something about the fact that I haven't voted for a question for a long time and that questions need votes too.   The problem is that it disappeared so fast that the first time I could not read it at all. Well, ok, to be honnest I could probably read the 2-3 first words :-) but not more.  Could not this message stay a little longer on the page ?
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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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:  Not ten minutes ago, I received this error, twice:  And also an &quot;Oops, something bad happened&quot; error.  I'm also getting question posting errors.  Can we fix this, please?
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In using the Android app for the first time today, I quickly discovered several things that I would like to suggest for improvement.  Being a dedicated SOer and dutiful alpha tester, I tried to use the Android app to post these questions here to Meta.  Which leads me to this question. I composed my second question and hit "preview", to be greeted with:     A creation of question can only be performed once every 900 seconds   Aside from the grammer [sic], the 900 second timeout seems rather long -- 15 minutes.  Can this be reduced, perhaps based on rep?
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If I were in danger of being banned from asking questions, I'd be advised:     ... Also, edit your previous questions to improve formatting and clarity.   It happened to me, very recently. At the time, I only had three questions here on Meta SE. To quote Shog:     That's one positively-received question, followed by two duplicates - the last downvoted and deleted.   How do I improve a question marked as a duplicate?   Rewrite it to something else? Maybe that's gaming the system but at least its a way out. Rewrite it so that it is better than its predecessor? At least then it can maybe serve as a useful landing spot for a search engine result where the search terms matched it rather than the original. Get into the time machine, go back to just before posting the duplicate, do a better job of searching for alternate wordings of the question, then not post it? The only problem being, the Stack Exchange's search engine is, how to put it, far from perfect. Oh yes, and the time machine thing. Forget about it improving "duplicates" -- focus on improving deleted questions instead? How do I manage that?   Please, rethink the way you handle question banning warnings.
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This has happened to me at least 3 times in the past few weeks. Basically, a user asks a question. I put some time and thought in an answer and reply to their question. I come back a bit later to see if they have commented on my answer and I don't have any notifications. Fine then, I check my list of recent answers but I can't find it in there. Perplexed, I check my browser history and retrace the question   I'm not sure what the purpose of this is, but perhaps someone could clear it up for me? Why do people do that? Is it because they realized what the answer was themselves? In this case, they should probably post an answer and accept it, to help other people who will encounter the same problem? Maybe from the answers they were given, they realized that the question's answer was obvious, and are ashamed of having asked it? Even in this case, I still don't think they should delete the question, but instead accept an answer and thus reward those who gave time answering their question, and maybe help others with the same problem in the future.  Am I the only one seeing this or is this a common problem? I wish I could retrace all the times this has happened to me. Is there something that can be done against this?
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The excavator has been awarded to... many users just some time ago. What a... bug? Certainly it is, too many unavailable posts :D  Seems to affect Marshal and Excavator.        Also looks like it's everywhere. SO's got a similar problem a couple of minutes before.  Moreover, I can has THREE X marshals!!!
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Please have a look at . When the question was asked by the OP, it had a scope related problem in the code snippet posted in it. 2 answers were posted for that question. But after the answers were posted, a friend of mine from Stack Overflow, edited the question(not sure with what intention) in such a way that the bug in the code was gone(it actually self answered the question). Please have a look at the question revision history, where I've rolled back the question to the original state, which has the problem in place.  My question is that, should such a practice be allowed/encouraged that an edit to a question renders all the answers posted for that question, totally irrelevant? As anybody who comes to have a look at the question later, will be highly confused as to why a question was asked without any problem and there were so many answers posted to it(not everybody cares to go through the revision history)? I happened to notice that, but not everybody would notice it.
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You're able to scroll the whole post! This shouldn't happen. I believe the correct behavior is to not scroll the post, but scroll the gray code box that pops up when you click on it.  Android 5.1.1 on a Galaxy S6.  The problem question is
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New users are limited to one question per an hour, but once they'll hit this limit, all they see is You can only post once every 60 minutes. I think it would be very appreciate to change / extend this message, adding You need to wait next xx minutes. I saw similar solutions on many forums.  Would it be hard to implement something like that?  EDIT: It could be either added as extension to above mentioned warning message or as red-colored reminder above Title field. Or even as an explanation message, preventing user from clicking on a Ask Question button? Anything would be good, to not let user write the question (can be time consuming) only to hit the wall of limit. This can be a little bit annoying or frustrating, don't you think?
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Apple has refused my app, but I can not accept reason. They said it is not able to fully loaded, but on all device, conditions etc. work well for me.    Do you think is it any chance they read my complain, and tries to recheck my app, or better to submit and wait an other 1 week for review?     We discovered one or more bugs in your app when reviewed on iPad running iOS 8.2 and iPhone running iOS 8.2 on both Wi-Fi and cellular networks. Specifically, we found that your app is unable to fully load and function.