@nprofile1q... Well, you have more cred in other spheres than the strivers on the site.

The leaderboards tell me that this competitive, gamified setup can motivate contributors susceptible to ego appeals. They may even seek bragging rights on the site precisely because they don't have similar status outside of it.

@nprofile1q... My clumsy reference was to those that are “accepted as best answer,” earning a point bonus and a green check mark. That particular feature seems starkly more competitive than collaborative.

@nprofile1q... Thanks, that was just fabulous. What kind of tools do you use to compose a tracker tune?

@nprofile1q... Damn that's a well-organized action!

@nprofile1q... In my experience, that link doesn't work without the “clientkey.”

@nprofile1q... Thank you kindly.

@nprofile1q... Dare you attempt to translate that name to English?

@nprofile1q... I would say any guide is fine. Maybe you would have a choice between works written in different tones and registers. There are many, many, many introductory SQL texts; and being at the introductory level, they will all have similar information on the basic topics (the relational model, SELECT, INSERT, etc.).

@Chema Hernández Gil Excellent work finding the rule. I'm a bit surprised that the list of what to record is not exactly the list of sacraments.

Good luck to your mother and her putative grandchildren!

@Chema Hernández Gil Thanks for explaining! I have seen those annotations when reading baptisms, but often there is nothing. Wasn't aware that it was a standardized or required practice. What is your mother trying to achieve with the documentation?