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- Links to URLs containing parentheses - Meta Stack Exchange
28 2k 18 18 gold badges 112 112 silver badges 177 177 bronze badges answered Oct 20, 2008 at 4:47 Greg
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Commented Mar 28, 2013 at 17:39 $\begingroup$ It should perhaps be mentioned, that in nested arrays there seems to be no option to synchronize column-widths and or row-heights over the top-level I didn't find a solution such that if two arrays are stacked vertically one could make their column-widths matching fit $\endgroup$
- What is best way to find duplicate questions? [duplicate]
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- Spoiler Alert option when making post - Meta Stack Exchange
Commented Dec 28, 2012 at 17:25 @Laura Fair enough, I was just trying to clarify the OP's question I am not a member of any communities where spoilers are an issue, so for all I know this might be a terrible idea, but you could also consider using a spoiler tag that people can ignore
- How should we tag questions about The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion . . .
Commented Apr 28 at 19:07 Side question (I'm not an expert in TES games) - is anything fundamentally different in the remastered version from the base game (beyond graphics?) I ask because Skyrim special edition and anniversary edition are synonyms of the main Skyrim tag - wondering whether we need a separate tag at all
- Why are people editing my questions? - Meta Stack Exchange
@sixlettervariables: The homework tag appears to be used in two different ways: First, to mark questions that the OP has said are for schoolwork, so that people know answers should focus on understanding more than direct solutions and that arbitrary restrictions might be valid; second, as a not-terribly-subtle insult to plz-send-the-codes type questions that could conceivably be homework (but
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