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OK, that's what I thought.
I just hope OP gets an answer. It troubles me that someone would take the time to submit an article, and then have it removed without notification. That's even worse than the downvoting I hate.
As I recall, people have complained about this before, but there was always an email in the spam folder that had been overlooked.
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Hi Irfan,
The article is not deleted, it's in composing status. We sent an e-mail to you recommending that it would fit better as a Tips & Tricks post, gave you instructions on how to post it there, and offered to post it for you. It seems that e-mail went astray
I would still be happy to post your submission in your Tips & Tricks if you were agreeable to that idea
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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Sean Ewington wrote: I would still be happy to post your submission in your Tips & Tricks if you were agreeable to that idea
He would lose his votes, views, and comments, wouldn't he? Unless the site now supports a convert-article-to-tip option.
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If someone's submission fits better as a Tips & Tricks post than an article, the comments and votes are typically unkind.
Perhaps when the "convert to tip" becomes available the views can carry over. I'll suggest it
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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Yeah but this one was rated quite high (based on Google cache). Also it was not that small either. There are smaller articles on this site. But yeah, people can be pretty asinine when it comes to commenting on other people's articles, so I get what you mean 
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It seems he has two accounts. We'd better start over
Yes, every time an article is deleted an e-mail should be sent. It is possible he didn't get that e-mail
Moving forward, we'll make it a policy for editors to enter a note as to why an article was deleted, if that article has been around awhile (like this one)
Also, the article is restored, I don't see what was wrong with it
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
The Code Project
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Sean Ewington wrote: Also, the article is restored, I don't see what was wrong with it
Exactly what I was thinking yesterday. Whoever deleted it made a mistake!
Thanks for restoring it, Sean.
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Sean has restored it now. All's good
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The main home page of CodeProject doesn't seem to be working.
I have tried F5 and CTRL-F5 just in case but to no avail. I noticed it yesterday when the Lounge Latest List wasn't updating when new posts where submitted. Left it over night, but it is still the same this morning.
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Working fine for me
Real men don't use instructions. They are only the manufacturers opinion on how to put the thing together.
Digital man: "You are, in short, an idiot with the IQ of an ant and the intellectual capacity of a hose pipe."
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Strange.........
In the Article List, the top of the shop is;
A Type Safe generic Pointer, Update 2 Hrs Ago
it was actually the first article updated on 20th Feb.
In the Lounge list, top item is;
A scene from wizard the oz
Thats from Ages ago.......
And my filter list is set for all topics.
???
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Hmm - mine is worse!
Articles:
nHydrate ADO.NET Generator 7 hrs ago (new) by Christopher R Davis
Resource file to JavaScript object 10 hrs ago (new) by Adel Kamel
fastJSON 19 hrs ago (new) by Mehdi Gholam
The Lounge list is the same.
I assumed mine was working because the latest survey is both there and updating.
Real men don't use instructions. They are only the manufacturers opinion on how to put the thing together.
Digital man: "You are, in short, an idiot with the IQ of an ant and the intellectual capacity of a hose pipe."
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OriginalGriff wrote: I assumed
Never assume.........it made an ass out of u, but not me (on this occasion)!
I did notice the latest survey was correct, strange why its updating fine.
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Works well here.
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I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave
CCC Link[ ^]
Trolls[ ^]
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Are you sure.....i mean really sure? Thats what Griff thought to begin with as well, see above.
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I'm getting the same, the lounge latest list hasn't updated in over 20hrs and the list of articles always starts with "A Type-safe Generic Pointer".
People are more violently opposed to fur than leather because it's safer to harass rich women than motorcycle gangs
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Thats fine then, three independents say homepage is broken, then there is DD who is broken.
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Looks like the caching app took advantage of my travel day to take a day off. Back now, and it seems to be working.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Reading through Q&A, and voting, seems to be a bit underappreciated.
Some people put a lot more effort into answering questions than many OPs’ seems to put into both posting their initial questions and responding politely by voting, and possibly marking the questions as answered.
Answerers often get down voted just because the OP didn’t like the answer, not because the answer was wrong.
At other times several members answers the same question, giving similar answers at the same time. If I think their right, I feel that giving “my 5” to all of them is the respectful and proper thing to do.
If I just wanted to collect points, I could stick to just answering questions, largely by practicing my google-fu skills.
So please let us show our appreciation of the efforts made by other members without banging our heads into restrictions on voting to often
Regards
Espen Harlinn
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Someone gave you a 3 for this, I countered it with a 5.
BTW I totally agree. I often specifically spend some time going through answers and voting 5s for the good ones. And I've often noticed that you do that too.
I think doing that is equally important as it helps future readers of these threads to identify the better answers, recommended by people who know better.
So thanks a lot for your efforts Espen, both in providing good answers, and in voting up the better answers from other people. 
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Nish,
How would you notice that a specific member has gone through some answers and 5 voted them?
How can you tell who has voted for a post?
Pete
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Peter Mulholland wrote: How would you notice that a specific member has gone through some answers and 5 voted them?
How can you tell who has voted for a post?
I can't. But most of us (including Espen) add a comment explaining why we voted. Example, "voted 5, best answer so far, propose this as answer". This comment is as important as the vote because the comment adds weight to the vote specially since it indicates that the comment comes from an active member who is known to post good solid answers (people like Espen or SA, Sandeep, Manfred etc.).
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I totally agree and appreciate it. 5!
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