Pretty sure an admin is not responsible for this. But: can anybody explain the existence of the
MetaWTFilter twitter account? I'm guessing at this moment that it is not spam as it would be following more than 5 people if it were.
posted by JoeXIII007
on Dec 28, 2011 -
87 comments
Welcome MeFi's own
Jeff Vandermeer, who says he's just popping his head in on Scattercat's
post on The Weird, but it would be lovely if we could entice him to stay.
posted by Artw
on Nov 1, 2011 -
47 comments
Chrome weirdness : Something about the back button seems to get broken, especially after I post a reply in a thread, where I end up in an endless loop and can't back out of the thread unless I right click and choose something further back in the history. Anyone else experiencing this?
posted by crunchland
on Jan 8, 2011 -
30 comments
In a new world record, I've already received my Secret Quonsar gift, 10 minutes after the final draw.
[more inside]
posted by Gucky
on Nov 26, 2010 -
46 comments
Ok, so whenever I hit Ctrl+Shift+A anywhere on Metafilter, a little thing pops up saying "Please enter the site you'd like to link!" What? For what? Is this a feature I was never informed about? By the way, I'm running Ubuntu Lucid, with Firefox.
posted by azarbayejani
on Jun 21, 2010 -
29 comments
My 5 year old needs an answer to "What is the weirdest thing you've ever heard of?". Would this be considered chat-filter on AskMe (and therefore inappropriate)?
posted by Brocktoon
on Dec 11, 2007 -
75 comments
At last month's CT meetup,
nomad observed that from time to time he would see two consecutive AskMe threads that, while not identical, would be similar enough in subject to be notable. Several theories were put forth, but then the tea tree oil toothpicks distracted us from writing a formal paper to submit to an appropriate peer-reviewed journal. He's been spending the last few weeks emailing me whenever he sees these "twin threads" (my term, not his). Here, for your thank-god-it's-not-a-callout enjoyment are the ones he's pointed out to me: How do I get rid of [
skin abnormality]:
28255,
28256; What to do in London:
28678,
28679; Bottled water:
29417,
29418.
(Related, somehow, to eponysterical posts)
posted by Plutor
on Dec 21, 2005 -
30 comments
This is bizarre.
A person claims they sent an email with a link to a MeFi discussion over AOL's email system and the mefi link was removed and replaced with an error URL.
The error page states "There is at least one URL in your email that is generating substantial complaints from AOL members."
Anyone got AOL and can test this by sending a mefi link to another AOL member? It sounds too weird to be true.
posted by mathowie
on Jun 20, 2005 -
57 comments
Maybe it's just me, but
if just one more person says that any random amusing, ironic, or unusual news story is "just like something out of
The Onion!", then I'm going to be forced to go on a massive, multi-state killing spree, and I'm going to take the time to lovingly spell out "METAFILTER MADE ME DO IT" with my victims' entrails.
posted by webmutant
on Jul 2, 2001 -
12 comments
I'd just like to make a point about the way-too-predictable postings we get on Metafilter:
posted by Mo Nickels
on Mar 10, 2001 -
25 comments