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Used on questions concerning suggestions on edits or edits to be peer-reviewed.
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Why do people edit in (usually pointless) bold and italics to questions?
It is a profession of its own to create comfortably readable posts. The trick is to create a hierarchical structure in which information is ordered/grouped in subsections that make sense somehow. The …
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Reviewing added information - does accuracy matter?
I think it is essential that additions not only are correct, but also add useful information to the post. If not, it hurts the readability and the good work of someone who spent his time on the answer …
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What to do with <!-- language: bash --> edits?
Just look at the examples. Does it matter?
If you are used to read syntax highlighting in a specific language:
YES
The other way around, on e.g. a .desktop file, (default bash) highlighting can …
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