I think that the threshold of user hover-boxes should appear in the privileges page as it is a privilege.
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I agree. If reduced advertising is there, the user card should also be.
It is where people will look for it, and adding it will prevent a lot of questions or confusion.
Further research reveals it is already on the Established User page, which a somewhat good place as long as it is displayed at 1000 reputation.
I do not think so. This is not a privilege, it is a customisation bonus. Privileges relates to actions that impacts the community (open/close up/down votes, protect question, moderator tools, flag, ...). Profile does not.
Reduced advertising defies this statement. But this is a huge improvement in the user experience on the stacks sites. I think user cards does not deserves such a highlight.
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4Reduced advertising, which is my way of saying you're rationalizing. It does make sense to add the user card to that list - it is where people will look for it, and it will prevent a lot of questions.– KobiSep 7, 2011 at 8:50
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@Kobi to be noted that reduce ads is not a privilege in sites outside the trilogy (Did not check all, but Information Security, Arqade does not have it). But it's indeed an exception to my remark. :(– M'vySep 7, 2011 at 8:57
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1That's a good counterpoint! excellent argument we're having here. Maybe it belongs in the Established User page? It does mean hiding it a little...– KobiSep 7, 2011 at 9:00
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@Kobi seems the privileges pages are wiki pages :P (I can see it on meta, but not on gaming... need more rep I guess)– M'vySep 7, 2011 at 9:57
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@M'vy - What do you mean? You can edit privileges pages on some sites, but can't see them on other sites? remarkable!– KobiSep 7, 2011 at 10:02
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@Kobi I mean I have an edit/history link for privileges pages like meta.stackoverflow.com/privileges/established-user (on meta), but not on gaming.– M'vySep 7, 2011 at 10:14
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