On the "My Collaborations" tab of the "MY CONTENT" view I'm seeing some posts that I don't think I've commented on or even flagged as a favorite. So I'm wondering why they're there. Is Developer Community attempting some kind of AI? Or is there a data leak that's making it use comeone else's history?

I've "favorited" several communites (the Ensemble community, for example). I assumed that since Ensemble shows up in my subscriptions I would receive emails when there was activity in that group. My settings are the defaults: hourly, on updates, on comments. Perhaps, I'm going about this the wrong way, but I would like to be able to subscribe to a community (and not just a conversation) and get email updates on activity. How do I set this up?

There is something setting the following CSS:

This is causing the entire vertical tab group that contains all your settings to be hidden.

I get this when I type on the Comment Reference box:

I can view my own profile just fine, but if I try to view anyone else's, whether they're my friend or not, there's an HTTP 503 response and the following message shows up:

"Temporarily Unavailable

The website that you're trying to reach is having technical difficulties and is currently unavailable.

We are aware of the issue and are working hard to fix it. Thank you for your patience."

If you are reading any post as a guest (not logged in or a search crawler), please do not show
"SHARE WITH A FRIEND" in the post template. This link only works when you are logged in.

If not you are not logged in and try the link, it results in an unfriendly error:

Access denied

Actually, every user recieves 1 point for each page (post) view he/she did.

Can we do the limitation for that to count only unique page views after post content changed (new comments added, new attachments, any other stuff). Because now any user can just hold F5 button and recieve 1 point for each page query that may easily break user activity stats, I think.

I don't feel strongly enough about it to hate it, but I prefer the typical auto-complete, free-form tagging system seen on most sites (see StackOverflow for the perfect example). The nested dropdowns are just too cumbersome in my opinion.

Generally the site developer/admin decide which editor they will allow based on the content they want to encourage/support. As a user presented with a full WYSIWYG editor I have absolutely no reason to select a more restrictive option. It honestly just adds to the already cluttered post/comment page.

My suggestion is to either remove the option altogether or at the very least make it a preference in the user profile area. It's really a 143 vertical-pixel waste of precious space.

I would like to get emails immediately on subscriptions. It looks like it defaults to "hourly". Instead of changing it every time I subscribe to something, can we change the default?

• Comments: 0 - wrong
• Content Added: 5 - right
• Content Views: 0 - wrong
• Contributed Code Packages: 0 - right
• Learning Tracks Completed: 0 - wrong
• Member Connections: 1 - right

The only one that looks right is the announcements forum with 1 post. All the others are innacurate as far as I can tell.