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12 questions linked to/from What about lowering the edit character limit for characters in code snippets?
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How to deal with code which is wrong due to the case sensitive nature of the language? [duplicate]
On Stack Overflow I find many code snippets which are otherwise correct but will throw an error because of the case sensitive nature of the programming language it's written in (Java, Unix, etc).
I ...
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correction with less than 6 characters [duplicate]
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What about lowering the edit character limit for characters in code snippets?
I'd like to change the answer of user Yuan in this question because the second item in his list ...
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Why can I not save an edit for a question when I only edit a code block? [duplicate]
When I try to edit a question with poor formatting, I received this message:
Oops! Your edit couldn't be submitted because:
Nothing appears to have changed
Here is an example of the edit I tried ...
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Editing just one character when it matters [duplicate]
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What about lowering the edit character limit for characters in code snippets?
I understand the restriction on question/answer edit to prevent useless, meaningless and ...
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What is reasoning behind disallowing edits less than 6 characters [duplicate]
I get that the mods do not want people to abuse the edit system just to rack up the edit counts, but stack overflow is primarily about code. Therefore we must be exact.
I recently came across a post ...
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what's the “official” way to do a one-character edit when there is one character to be added?
Do you know what's the difference between text (prose) and code? Yep, you're right: characters do matter.
Suppose I was looking for some right command. Suppose I found it and suppose it turned out ...
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Why is there a 10-character minimum on edits? [duplicate]
Sometimes I come across errors in answers that are small, but "catastrophic". For example, they wrote is when they meant isn't, or they mis-typed a bash command that could damage someone's system. I ...
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Minimum 6 character edit is not a practical rule [duplicate]
I just wanted to express my concern over the 6 character edit rule.
Many times I came over answers posted by users which have some error in codes they posted. And usually the errors in their posts ...
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formatting posts [duplicate]
So sometimes I edit new people's posts just to fix up dodgy formatting. I consider such edits useful because they tend to greatly improve the readability of any code included. Very often when I choose ...
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Indentation only edits in python code [duplicate]
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Change this behavior to allow for spelling corrections and the like: “Edits must be at least 6 characters”
Edits under 6 characters need to be allowed for code ...
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Why can't a suggested edit be just one character? Typos usually are one character [duplicate]
Quoting the accepted answer from
What about lowering the edit character limit for characters in code snippets?:
There may be an exception where all that is needed is a one letter fix. However it is ...
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Is it necessary to completely re-edit an old question according to the new guidelines just to make a small improvement?
Well, the title says it: to my surprise, I have discovered that in order to add a small improvement to a question, I had to change its title to avoid the word "problem", properly indent the code, etc.—...