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So what are you doubting?
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Your username is My Doubt
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I asked what are you doubting?
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Every person has lots of doubts, me too have some doubts that's why I use this site. It helps me to clear lots of my doubts..
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Fortunately, using the "trick" that ProgramFox disclosed here: [^], I was able to recover the post, and re-post it on a previous question by the same person: [^].
I do not object to QA posts being removed for cause in principle. In practice, I do think that at times QA posts are removed too quickly.
I do think an issue worth considering is: what if a post that is down-voted heavily has replies to it that are possibly technically valuable to other QA users in the future ?
Suggestion: once a post is removed, and someone who posted a solution clicks on the link to their "disappeared" solution: re-direct them to the hidden version link that ProgramFox showed how to access.
idealistically, Bill
“I speak in a poem of the ancient food of heroes: humiliation, unhappiness, discord. Those things are given to us to transform, so that we may make from the miserable circumstances of our lives things that are eternal, or aspire to be so.” Jorge Luis Borges
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1. I've posted an article and I don't receive any points for it.
2. It's viewed more than 1000 times but nobody has voted for it. Maybe the viewers had no idea what the article is about, anyway I'm delighted with the average of 5
3. The download rate also seems wrong as my points due to download is 19 and in my article page it says it's downloaded 31 times. Maybe you don't count downloads from same user. I don't know.
A.Emamjomeh
modified 25-Apr-14 23:14pm.
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Thanks for reporting this, we'll fix it.
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Keep up the good work
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I successfully tried the console example given here at Code Project to interact with my workspace by storing the single file. Next, I'll have a go at pushing a directory and making revisions after reading a bit more.
1) Is there a good overview anyone can recommend so I can get a picture of the concepts of git ? I assume the way of thinking might be different from the thoughts used with SourceSafe (CVS).
2) Is there a good GUI client (for Windows sadly) that might help speed up my process of becoming acquainted with the options ?
I hope Code Project will add some of this info as a link under hints in the WorkSpaces area.
Thanks
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mwr20mwr wrote: I successfully tried the console example given here at Code Project to interact with my workspace
Great to hear that, the hardest part is done
mwr20mwr wrote: 2) Is there a good GUI client (for Windows sadly) that might help speed up my process of becoming acquainted with the options ?
If you are using VS 2012 or later, there is an article by Chris: An Introduction to Workspaces::Git for Windows users[^]
If you don't have VS 2012, have a look at the GUI clients recommended by Git themselves:
http://git-scm.com/downloads/guis[^]
I will never again mention that Dalek Dave was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel.
How to ask a question
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I changed my email address for Code Project and am getting the message that my email needs to be confirmed. But I've gotten no email.
Meanwhile, I'm missing out on the newsletters and other mailings.
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I've resent the confirmation email.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Hi,
I've recently published this article but it has not added anything to my points. I mean that 100 point for article is not added.
A.Emamjomeh
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Hi,
One month ago I published an article about an open-source library I made.
For the first 2 weeks ratings swinged wildly but I got around 5000 views and around 150 downloads but then all traffic suddenly dropped from 500 views per day to 25 on average!
This doesn't look normal.
Any ideas?
Please don't tell me it sucks, I'm pretty sure it doesn't 8-
Url: html2struct Class Library[^]
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