Valentin Deleplace

When there's more than one way to do it, and they are all acceptable, then we can have several of them, no problem. The visitor will read them, maybe test...

It's "flagging" in the sense of "reporting a problem". If you see something very unambiguously fixable (e.g. a typo), the best is to fix it by editing the implementation entry....

Hi @dector, here is a snapshot I just made: https://gist.github.com/Deleplace/76e101f1b9a9e05f00b736a338929355 If you find a use case, I might publish an endpoint for this.

See also #143 (features snippets)

Note that current URLs are not that bad, other impls for same lang are already displayed just below the selected impl.

I don't remember having css to prevent the standard colorization of visited links (my custom css is [here](https://www.programming-idioms.org/default_20190303_/css/programming-idioms.css)), but I acknowledge that they don't seem to be displayed differently than...

Indeed, it would be useful to be able to add "negative implementations". Maybe with a block of text for explanation, node code, and a different, dark color.

Hi Egon This refinement does make sense, however we strive to keep the data model and concepts as simple as possible. Symmetrical relations for "related idioms" are most common and...

That's amazing, I didn't know you had such talents in addition to CS knowledge and Go skills! We can definitely try to make something out of this proposal. I totally...

Good idea. It turns outs that I can already disable the downvoting with a conf toggle, without redeploying. But I'll wait a little because an dangling [ + ] button...