Why am I getting email notifications about Meta postings which have not changed in two weeks? Is this because Meta is set...

The device type for "Kindle 2" is already in place, there are 4 "Kindle 2" questions, and when I click on the "Add...

I am feeling very dense at this point. I drove all over creation following the links on:...

I am honestly ready to quit my first attempt at a guide. If I do so, it may be my last. Issue #1 is being forced to make...

Do I post them Here? What is the magic keyword for bugs? Do I have to put it in the form of a question? <grin> Is this in...

The top level buttons (Parts, Repair, Answers, Contribute) should be visible! They are all missing. The 'broken' pages...

Please tell me how, and I will start work on a FAQ today. I will include information on how to add to the FAQ in the FAQ!...

I was seeing this issue both here and on the Q site. It was 100% repro, I tried about a half dozen times. All better now. Added and removed 1 of 1 on both Q & Meta.

I would also like to see wall posts be a lot like answers. Voting (up/down) is not required, and might be bad. Voting up/down could be done with or without points. Points could be Q&A points, Meta points, or a new type, wall, or 'internal reputation' points. My reasoning for this is that we have a single item which gets marked private or public, which contains the entire context, and is more difficult to remove the context and make one comment out the middle of a dozen public. This idea is less important then the pub/pri mark, but I think it moves the idea along to a more advanced (2.0?) design. Oh boy, then somebody gets to add this to the FAQ...

I would add that either the poster or the receiver could mark any wall post private. AND that neither "private" vote could be over-ridden. So if you mark it public, and I mark it private, it stays private. And visa versa. If you and I both mark it private, and you change your mind and mark it public, it stays private because of my mark. So we have to have agreement of both parties to make a wall post public. I am 100% for that, as a flame war reduction (not prevention) idea.