Min_first_post_length

PJH

Continuing the discussion from Does it preserve emoji? :

Since when did we set the limit back to 20 chars?

Since earlier this month apparently

[pjh@sofa discourse (master)]$ for f in ./config/site_settings.yml ./config/locales/server.en.yml ./test/javascripts/models/composer-test.js.es6; do git blame $f | grep min_first_post_length; done
b706307a (Arpit Jalan          2015-03-19 19:47:55 +0530 317)   min_first_post_length:
b706307a config/locales/server.en.yml (Arpit Jalan                         2015-03-19 19:47:55 +0530  737)     min_first_post_length: "Minimum allowed first post (topic body) length in characters"
b706307a test/javascripts/models/composer-test.js.es6 (Arpit Jalan      2015-03-19 19:47:55 +0530  25)   Discourse.SiteSettings.min_first_post_length = 40;
b706307a test/javascripts/models/composer-test.js.es6 (Arpit Jalan      2015-03-19 19:47:55 +0530  32)   missingReplyCharacters('hi', false, true,  Discourse.SiteSettings.min_first_post_length - 2, 'too short first post');
[pjh@sofa discourse (master)]$

I've dropped that down to 1 to match the others.

boomzilla

You know what would really suck? If you posted a 1 char OP and then couldn't go back to read it at some point in the future. Man, talk about dystopia.