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- Links to URLs containing parentheses - Meta Stack Exchange
Let’s call the whole thing off " the word bracket is commonly used to refer to a specific form of bracket, which varies from region to region In most English-speaking countries, an unqualified 'bracket' refers to the round bracket; in the United States, the square bracket" Also, "round brackets or parentheses Square brackets or brackets Curly brackets or braces Angle brackets or
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- How to quickly type ù on Windows with Canadian Multilingual Standard . . .
Problem setting: In Windows 11, I am using Canadian Multilingual Standard (CMS) keyboard under French (Canada) language setting But my physical keyboad is in the usual US ANSI layout with 104 keys
- Academia Meta Stack Exchange
Q A about the site for academics and those enrolled in higher education
- Community Asks Sprint Announcement - March 2025
Update - April 3, 2025 Last week, we completed our Community Asks Sprint! There are still some outstanding issues that were started during the sprint but not quite finished, so we're taking the time needed to finish those off We plan to summarize the results of the sprint next week, and that will include everything we were able to get to during this sprint Will update soon!
- No You have too many pending edits message on review queues
@KarlKnechtel This, and disabling it in the radio choices too as per Disable 'Edit' option in new review queues if you have too many pending suggested edits
- It looks like a setup, what do I do - Database Administrators Meta . . .
The situation appears to be somewhat similar to self-answering questions, which is generally an OK thing to do, unless the answer is cringe-worthy obvious or otherwise useless or off-topic See What do people think about answering your own questions here on dba se? On topic-ness for questions covering publisher documents Instructional Q A to guide new users In this case the "self" is a group
- Chemistry Meta Stack Exchange
Q A about the site for scientists, academics, teachers, and students in the field of chemistry
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