Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

I still don't get why that happens though. Oh well.
 
I ran an experiment, and it has to do with how the browser renders the font. The text still has the correct '#' character. I was able to make it go away with either ctrl-+ or ctrl-- in Firefox 7:
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And this is regular. ##
 
As some can probably tell, I've been posting a lot of questions in the Science questions thread. At what point does it become too much, where, for example, I'm posting too many questions with too few posters and time in between?
 
As some can probably tell, I've been posting a lot of questions in the Science questions thread. At what point does it become too much, where, for example, I'm posting too many questions with too few posters and time in between?
Well i can tell you me and a lot of people quit reading the Computer questions thread because it turned from an informative thread to a single person's questions thread.

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You probably can now. ;)

It requires a postcount of five and a five day old account.
 
If someone deliberately registers a similar username to an active member and uses the same avatar and signature with the sole intention of confusing people, but otherwise does not break any other rules (they're not a DL or anything), what happens?
 
Then the website weatherman would have this:
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:p Kidding.
 
No joke, that is almost certain. The DL will be perma'd and you'd probably find yourself on a month ban at the shortest.
 
I said it wasn't a DL, just a random person.
 
I should think the person who is doing that would be banned, since they're deliberately messing with another person's legitimate forum identity.
 
I said it wasn't a DL, just a random person.

No one would "randomly" do it.. this would be already a regular forum goer. Thus their second "copycat" account is a double login.
 
So the scenario is that someone who has nothing to do with this site, is not a member, and has never posted here, inexplicably decides to cause havoc by registering and imitating someone who is a member?

I think we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.

Seriously, the purpose of this thread is not to ask tortuous casuistic questions about what we'd do in wildly unlikely situations. The title Frequently Asked Questions ought to give a clue to that. It's meant to be for asking useful questions in order to help people use the site.
 
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