Isn't this a standard feature these days?
For some reason, the copy button won't even include a valid attribution source URL at all:
// Source - https://stackoverflow.com/a
// Posted by ...Oops wait no URL blindness just kicked in. You're right, that absolutely is not valid :)
I can't wait 'til the site is dead, they have the worst community on the planet, even worse than Reddit and [REDACTED].
Worst thing is they saw this coming and doubled down on what everyone was telling them was the cause of trouble. There were memes out of it.
Classic example of product people leaving and marketing ones taking the helm.
I wouldn't say that, but it is a pretty annoying community, and one that I'm happy to leave behind, in favor of LLMs.
I think you may be right about the "doubling down." The Meta discussions seemed to get a lot nastier, as time went on. Might have something to do with centrists being driven out by zealots. Happens all the time, especially in communities in crisis.
I've done that. I like to avoid it, if I can, because the original accepted submitter gets a demerit.
siva7•2h ago
SirFatty•1h ago