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Both accounts were created today, and your link sums up their total output. 
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Another dipshit:
pokerplayerslounge[^]
Joined today, just one post link to poker web site.
They seem to be hijacking older Q&A's. 
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I say, stuff the whole bunch of those spamming gits with casino tokens.
"I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by." (DNA)
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... and maybe roast them slowly over an open fire?
Stuffed, roasted, ... hmmmm 
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I cannot see the comments at the bottom of this article[^].
I can see the names of people who have left comments but there is no text where the header should be. Even if I try and click the white space where the header should be the message body doesnt open.
IE7
Edit: Please ignore it was a CTRL+F5 issue 
If Pac-Man had affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive electronic music.
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It wasn't a Ctrl+F5 issue - there were rendering issues in IE7 standards mode that I've worked around. Should be good now.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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I have emailed the problem to the editor roughly a year ago with no reply. Perhaps they are very busy. Somebody has been tracking and voting most of my comments 1 mark at all my articles.  .
Combinations in C++[^]
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Hash-container and Red-Black Tree Face-off (STL Benchmark)[^]
and
Outline Text[^]
In the last article link, a kind member has been offseting my 1 mark comments with a 5 score. I do not know who is that kind member. It is understandable that my comments got 1 mark if they are unhelpful or unpleasant. In fact, you can see on my articles page[^] that almost all my comments in my articles got 1 mark! But that is not the case. I wonder who is the culprit!
Editors, if you are reading this, please help me catch the culprit!
Thanks!!
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You seem to have upset someone, somehow. I am confident that the powers that be (the little hamsters in the walls) will take care of this for you. Your blog page received some low marks as well I see.
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In fact, all my 10+ blog entries got 1 mark. I deleted all of them except one because someone had replied to that. Some of my blog entries contains some useful tips for programming but nobody would read them since they are low score. The person who did this, must have hated me very much. Perhaps he might be someone I know in real life, could even be one of my facebook friends.
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Wong Shao Voon wrote: could even be one of my facebook friends.
Some friends you have then. 
I wouldn't delete something just because it got voted down. You put work and effort into those blogs/posts/articles, so I say keep them...your call though.
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But they are very 'glaring' to me whenever I visit my own page to see all my thread titles in grey color.
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Nobody can read them and correct the voting if you delete them. Random 1 votes are quickly corrected if your article is good.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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The deleted threads on my CP page contains some ideas which are controversial and unconventional. For example, the one about leaving warnings unsolved versus the usual resolving all warnings advice. If there is a 1 mark on that thread, there might be a cascading effect on convincing other readers that that thread contains an bad idea and start voting low mark too. When I see the 1 mark, it is hard to discern whether my ideas are really bad or it is that culprit who wreck havoc on my CP page. I posted my unconventional ideas for discussion; if a person vote down my thread without telling me why my ideas are a bad one, there is no point for me not to delete it. Anyway, those threads remained for more than a year before I deleted them from my CP page.
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Yeah, and their username is "webicalsolutions", and they just signed up today. I recommend to the admins their account be deleted.
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Corrected it.
You need to encode HTML characters present in your code.
In case you have tags that are not encoded then editor tries to find the closing tag for evey opened one. If found ok, or else puts a matching close tag at the end.
In your case, <string> was used in the code twice and was not encoded.
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Thanks, now I understand what was happening
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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CP web site cannot save my user name/password even when I check "Remember me?" box. It's annoying everytime I have to enter them manually. CP used to save them properly, but not recently. Not sure since when.
Best,
Jun
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Again, with reference to your Lounge post, if you can clarify: Are you talking about the IE feature that lets you save passwords or are you saying that the cookie based "remember me" isn't working?
Saying which will help the site admins provide a solution.
SG
Aham Brahmasmi!
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"Remember me?" is a checkbox on the top of the CP main page. I expect you tell me what it does.
Best,
Jun
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Thanks Chris. The message is "You have cookies enabled".
I have tried "Remember me?" feature on three PCs I have access to. They all run XP. ON one PC, this CP feature actually works. However, on those PCs where CP "Remember me?" does not function, similar features from other web sites seem to work. I am a little confused and not sure if this is a CP issue or not.
Best,
Jun
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One option you could try is to delete all cookies and then relog in.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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