Revisions to How to address a question to a particular user?

replaced http://meta.stackexchange.com/ with https://meta.stackexchange.com/

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edited Mar 20, 2017 at 10:32

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I would tag the user in chat with @username. Be patient - it can take a few hours if that user does not have that chatroom open.

A user is only notified when using @username in a question or answer if they have already contributed to that question or answer i.e. @fredbloggs will not work if fredbloggs had not previously added a comment or wasnt the original poster (OP).

How do comment @replies work?How do comment @replies work?

I would tag the user in chat with @username. Be patient - it can take a few hours if that user does not have that chatroom open.

A user is only notified when using @username in a question or answer if they have already contributed to that question or answer i.e. @fredbloggs will not work if fredbloggs had not previously added a comment or wasnt the original poster (OP).

How do comment @replies work?

I would tag the user in chat with @username. Be patient - it can take a few hours if that user does not have that chatroom open.

A user is only notified when using @username in a question or answer if they have already contributed to that question or answer i.e. @fredbloggs will not work if fredbloggs had not previously added a comment or wasnt the original poster (OP).

How do comment @replies work?

Fixup of bad MSO links to MSE links migration

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edited Apr 23, 2014 at 13:47

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I would tag the user in chat with @username. Be patient - it can take a few hours if that user does not have that chatroom open.

A user is only notified when using @username in a question or answer if they have already contributed to that question or answer i.e. @fredbloggs will not work if fredbloggs had not previously added a comment or wasnt the original poster (OP).

How do comment @replies work?

I would tag the user in chat with @username. Be patient - it can take a few hours if that user does not have that chatroom open.

A user is only notified when using @username in a question or answer if they have already contributed to that question or answer i.e. @fredbloggs will not work if fredbloggs had not previously added a comment or wasnt the original poster (OP).

How do comment @replies work?

I would tag the user in chat with @username. Be patient - it can take a few hours if that user does not have that chatroom open.

A user is only notified when using @username in a question or answer if they have already contributed to that question or answer i.e. @fredbloggs will not work if fredbloggs had not previously added a comment or wasnt the original poster (OP).

How do comment @replies work?

Migration of MSO links to MSE links

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edited Apr 23, 2014 at 8:50

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I would tag the user in chat with @username. Be patient - it can take a few hours if that user does not have that chatroom open.

A user is only notified when using @username in a question or answer if they have already contributed to that question or answer i.e. @fredbloggs will not work if fredbloggs had not previously added a comment or wasnt the original poster (OP).

http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/43019/how-do-comment-replies-work How do comment @replies work?

I would tag the user in chat with @username. Be patient - it can take a few hours if that user does not have that chatroom open.

A user is only notified when using @username in a question or answer if they have already contributed to that question or answer i.e. @fredbloggs will not work if fredbloggs had not previously added a comment or wasnt the original poster (OP).

http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/43019/how-do-comment-replies-work

I would tag the user in chat with @username. Be patient - it can take a few hours if that user does not have that chatroom open.

A user is only notified when using @username in a question or answer if they have already contributed to that question or answer i.e. @fredbloggs will not work if fredbloggs had not previously added a comment or wasnt the original poster (OP).