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As a (for now at least) casual user, I can report that a bad first impression is that there are way too many "500 server errors". Within a few tens of minutes I ran into two, one for some profile ...
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#3: Post edited
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Peter Mortensen
·
2021-12-03T01:37:58Z (almost 3 years ago)
Minor (but is there an edit grace period or not?)
- As a (for now at least) casual user, I can report that a bad first impression is that there are way too many *"500 server errors"*.
- Within a few tens of minutes I ran into two, one for some profile action (clicking on some tab in a user profile?) and one for en edit action.
It was the same impression some months ago and, like for [submitting comments to the official Stack Overflow blog](https://pmortensen.eu/world2/2020/06/24/formatting-wordpress-comments-e-g-on-the-stack-overflow-official-blog/), I now know to save everything offline in a text file in order not to risk losing content and/or have the option to try again some time in the future (including when submitting this very post). That shouldn't be necessary.- If there are some known errors or limitations, I think users should at least be informed somehow (e.g., information about workarounds or things to avoid).
- Perhaps take a look at those *500 server error* error logs?
- As a (for now at least) casual user, I can report that a bad first impression is that there are way too many *"500 server errors"*.
- Within a few tens of minutes I ran into two, one for some profile action (clicking on some tab in a user profile?) and one for en edit action.
- It was the same impression some months ago and, like for [submitting comments to the official Stack Overflow blog](https://pmortensen.eu/world2/2020/06/24/formatting-wordpress-comments-e-g-on-the-stack-overflow-official-blog/), I now know to save everything offline in a text file in order not to risk losing content and/or to have the option to try again some time in the future (including when submitting this very post). That shouldn't be necessary.
- If there are some known errors or limitations, I think users should at least be informed somehow (e.g., information about workarounds or things to avoid).
- Perhaps take a look at those *500 server error* error logs?
#2: Post edited
by
Peter Mortensen
·
2021-12-03T01:36:34Z (almost 3 years ago)
Added a second reason for saving content offline.
- As a (for now at least) casual user, I can report that a bad first impression is that there are way too many *"500 server errors"*.
- Within a few tens of minutes I ran into two, one for some profile action (clicking on some tab in a user profile?) and one for en edit action.
It was the same impression some months ago and, like for [submitting comments to the official Stack Overflow blog](https://pmortensen.eu/world2/2020/06/24/formatting-wordpress-comments-e-g-on-the-stack-overflow-official-blog/), I now know to save everything offline in a text file in order not to risk losing content (including when submitting this very post). That shouldn't be necessary.- If there are some known errors or limitations, I think users should at least be informed somehow (e.g., information about workarounds or things to avoid).
- Perhaps take a look at those *500 server error* error logs?
- As a (for now at least) casual user, I can report that a bad first impression is that there are way too many *"500 server errors"*.
- Within a few tens of minutes I ran into two, one for some profile action (clicking on some tab in a user profile?) and one for en edit action.
- It was the same impression some months ago and, like for [submitting comments to the official Stack Overflow blog](https://pmortensen.eu/world2/2020/06/24/formatting-wordpress-comments-e-g-on-the-stack-overflow-official-blog/), I now know to save everything offline in a text file in order not to risk losing content and/or have the option to try again some time in the future (including when submitting this very post). That shouldn't be necessary.
- If there are some known errors or limitations, I think users should at least be informed somehow (e.g., information about workarounds or things to avoid).
- Perhaps take a look at those *500 server error* error logs?
#1: Initial revision
by
Peter Mortensen
·
2021-12-03T01:23:47Z (almost 3 years ago)
As a (for now at least) casual user, I can report that a bad first impression is that there are way too many *"500 server errors"*. Within a few tens of minutes I ran into two, one for some profile action (clicking on some tab in a user profile?) and one for en edit action. It was the same impression some months ago and, like for [submitting comments to the official Stack Overflow blog](https://pmortensen.eu/world2/2020/06/24/formatting-wordpress-comments-e-g-on-the-stack-overflow-official-blog/), I now know to save everything offline in a text file in order not to risk losing content (including when submitting this very post). That shouldn't be necessary. If there are some known errors or limitations, I think users should at least be informed somehow (e.g., information about workarounds or things to avoid). Perhaps take a look at those *500 server error* error logs?