What's up with these animations whenever I up-vote/down-vote an answer? Is it a special day? (Birthday, maybe?)
EDIT: Oh no, it's March 31st where I am, but this may not hold true for SO-time...
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Sign up to join this communityWhat's up with these animations whenever I up-vote/down-vote an answer? Is it a special day? (Birthday, maybe?)
EDIT: Oh no, it's March 31st where I am, but this may not hold true for SO-time...
UNICORNS! THEY ARE EVERYWHERE!
and... what is more META than unicorns dancing on unicorns dancing?
I'll tell you: NOTHING!
Neat.
Celebrating neatness!
It's the final feature that will turn SE into a multi-billion-dollar company! You know you love them...
And no, the fact it's April 1st has nothing to do with it.
Super Neat! This ones the BEST!!
Note: I undid/redid my vote a couple of times until they came again, dancing for me!
I just love the downvote unicorns. They are very fast.
Herez another one: back-kicking version:
PS: I revoked the downvote on the questions :P
There are many more...go n discover now...happy downvoting :)
the animations are a real cute April 1st! I first stumbled over reading "Ponies and Balloons" in SO question and only later found the animations... upon first reading the words "Ponies and Balloons" and not being native English speaking I thought it's a figure of speech and found rather shocking evidence it's actually being a code phrase...
As much I love the animation this code phrase has a very negative association :-(
One of her more shocking revelations is that the BP cleanup team routinely stage fake cleanup operations when politicians come to inspect, and that when the politician leaves, 85% of the workers and resources rolled out for his/her benefit are then pulled back. The BP officials jokingly refer to this hoax with the code phrase "Ponies and Balloons".
Could you add a setting to allow us to keep unicorns even after April 1st (maybe with a less-than-100% chance to occur)?