Samuel Bronson

Better yet would be also supporting the sites that seek to actually _replace_ userscripts.org, many of which are listed on http://wiki.greasespot.net/User_Script_Hosting. I imagine their operators would be open to providing...

> nope thats not possible, thats how the new format works. [The documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/project-sdk/msbuild-props#enabledefaultitems) actually says that this will turn off the implicit items: ```xml false ``` Or, if you only...

Hmm, it's generally advised to provide test file(s) that demonstrate the issue; inline in the issue if practical, but if you need long files or many of them, possibly on...

I assume that, once the page is ready, the issue description will get a nice big link to the new page at the top and/or bottom? Because there are a...

In general, it's best to request approximately one feature per issue, at least to the point where you can give a meaningful title to each issue: it's hard to keep...

Hmm, documentation comments are going to make things a bit complicated here :-(.

@terrajobst: Trailing whitespace in XML documentation comments seems not to appear in its own token/trivia. At least, that's what I saw in the syntax visualizer in VS 2015 RTM with...

Hmm, `createExpression` looks to have hit 0.3% recently: [V8XPathEvaluator_CreateExpression_Method](https://chromestatus.com/metrics/feature/timeline/popularity/854). [DocumentXPathCreateExpression](https://chromestatus.com/metrics/feature/timeline/popularity/295) is also up to about 0.025%. I'm not quite sure what the deal is with these two feature values; it's...

Perhaps you would get better results if you borrowed some of the build infrastructure from, say, corefx? (Many of the relevant files have names starting with "`dir.`".)

Er, shouldn't the blog post also be in , and linked from ?