[CLOSED EXPLAINED] Badges - Explain This One
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Explain this one away, didn't know I could skip over reading a whole bunch of posts:
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The old one goes away when you get a new one.
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I love being stupid... (directed at myself)... Thanks!
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Eh, like everything else it's discoursistant so some badges do that and others don't
The mistake is understandable
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Those aren't Discourse-standard s; @PJH added those IIRC. He also added the 2^n s, but there was a mistake in the query that no-one's bothered correcting.
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Facts and @PJH's mistakes discobashing
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didn't know I could skip over reading a whole bunch of posts:
Actually, discourse doesn't know that you really read anything. Just that it came at least close to being displayed in your browser for long enough.
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Actually, discourse doesn't know that you really read anything. Just that it came at least close to being displayed in your browser for long enough.
I was more under the buttsumption that it recorded the posts for however you scrolled down on the thread, using the little blue thread counter. Then again, it's Discourse
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In a big topic, you could skip over a lot of posts. It tracks whether you've read each post and what was the last post you read in a topic. This can cause anguish when following notifications cause you to lose your place.
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Eh, like everything else it's discoursistant so some badges do that and others don't
Sadly, no. That's my fault.
At the time the 3^n badgers were introduced (with only one of the series being attainable) I asked if the 2^n badgers should now do the same thing (i.e. n-1 should be rescinded if n was awarded.)
The answer at the time was "no," so I did fuck all about it.
HTH, etc...
I could probably sneak it in and only one person would notice. Then there'd be uproar when it was pointed out by that person.
I'm an admin/mod, not a micromanaging benevolent dictator. I can do without such shit...
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Actually, discourse doesn't know that you really read anything. Just that it came at least close to being displayed in your browser for long enough.
Nice to know that Discourse does not discriminate against blind people / those that cannot read.....
Hmmm, not as effective as I thought, cos there are probably billionsof people (or just one) that use the internet to just look at pictures.