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What does flagging a comment mean?
Flagging a comment tells a site moderator that a comment requires moderator attention. On most sites you can flag a comment by clicking its flag icon or link. Flagging a comment is only counted once per person; you won’t need to do it multiple times.
Can a comment be a question?
Yes, you can. If you still have difficulties to understand the answer given then you can leave a comment to the answer asking for more clarification on that part of the answer you are having difficulties to understand.
How do I upvote a comment on stackoverflow?
How do I vote up? Click the large up arrow to the left of a post, or the small up arrow to the left of a comment. You can undo your vote by clicking the same button you used to vote, so click the up arrow to undo an upvote or the down arrow to undo a downvote.
What does flagged content mean?
You can use the percentage of flagged content to review how much source material a student used. For example, if a student’s report shows 5% flagged content, it means that 5% of the content matches source material that wasn’t cited or quoted.
What is a good stack overflow reputation?
Currently for Stack Overflow the youngest accounts are 13yo (that’s the minimum), the most senior members are 94yo, and the average is 29yo. Mat’s query doesn’t quite tell the whole story; that gives you the total average reputation across Stack Overflow period.
What happens when a soldier is flagged?
A flag is designed to suspend actions that are considered favorable to the Soldier until the Soldier has been trained and the original incident or action has been rectified or corrected. AR 600-8-2 does not list a requirement to counsel a Soldier upon the initiation of a flag.
What is a flagged passport?
If a passport is “flagged” the port of entry agent is to always conduct a secondary inspection. It means that there does not have to be probable case or a randum seach set up – both done because of civil liberties suits.
Why is a question not flagged on a quiz?
because they want to ask their friend or teacher something relating to that question later. This should be a simple toggleable marker, so a question is either flagged or not. The flag is controlled by the person attempting the quiz. Other people (for example a teacher reviewing the quiz) can see but not change the state.
How does flagging work in the question engine?
Flagging of questions actually be implemented as a feature of the question engine, because it is potentially useful shared functionality. However any user of the question engine will have control over whether the flagging interface appears using the $cmoptions parameter to the print_question function.
Where do you find the flags on a quiz?
The flags will be displayed to the left of the questions, under the question number and marks, if the $cmoptions->flags is set in the call to print_question. There are three modes: QUESTION_FLAGSHIDDEN, QUESTION_FLAGSSHOWN and QUESTION_FLAGSEDITABLE.
What does question flag mean on moodledocs quiz?
QUESTION_FLAGSSHOWN means display the current state of the flag, but don’t let it be changed. QUESTION_FLAGSEDITABLE means show the flag with UI to change it. If JavaScript is on, the flag state will be toggled using an Ajax interface when it is clicked on.