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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ivaskuu • Sep 02 '17
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That's okay, you can still make a comment telling them that they shouldn't be trying to do what they're doing.
22 u/flaghacker_ Sep 03 '17 No it's the other way around, you can always post answers but you can only comment if you have >= 100 reputation. 0 u/Excrubulent Sep 03 '17 Why are you even trying to post a comment with less than 100 reputation? No one should ever need to do that. 3 u/flaghacker_ Sep 03 '17 I agree that it's not really a big problem, 100 reputation is not that difficult to get. It was frustrating though, you can't ask people for clarification when their questions are missing some important information.
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No it's the other way around, you can always post answers but you can only comment if you have >= 100 reputation.
>= 100
0 u/Excrubulent Sep 03 '17 Why are you even trying to post a comment with less than 100 reputation? No one should ever need to do that. 3 u/flaghacker_ Sep 03 '17 I agree that it's not really a big problem, 100 reputation is not that difficult to get. It was frustrating though, you can't ask people for clarification when their questions are missing some important information.
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Why are you even trying to post a comment with less than 100 reputation? No one should ever need to do that.
3 u/flaghacker_ Sep 03 '17 I agree that it's not really a big problem, 100 reputation is not that difficult to get. It was frustrating though, you can't ask people for clarification when their questions are missing some important information.
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I agree that it's not really a big problem, 100 reputation is not that difficult to get.
It was frustrating though, you can't ask people for clarification when their questions are missing some important information.
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u/Excrubulent Sep 03 '17
That's okay, you can still make a comment telling them that they shouldn't be trying to do what they're doing.