Not sure you can put something in the FAQ if it can't be decisive which it appears we are not. Maybe we need to come up with a list of the proper way to ask questions regarding pre-release code. Much like the How do I ask a question section.

I agree. Almost along the lines of being Technology Early Adopters. We used to BETA test new versions of ERP packages all the time, but as Professionals we knew whether or not it was ready for use in production. There isn't a firm line, its very gray.

I can see this on questions that don't have an accepted answer after a couple of years. I'd be hesitant to close anything that has an accepted answer as it must have helped someone and add to the SA body of knowledge if you will.

Well damn, yea that would make the most sense. Just sorta wished this was automatic. At least maybe we should try to get the markdown samples/examples updated?

Wouldn't it make more sense just to link it, regardless of whether or not it was scaled? This at least provides you with a direct link to the image in a new browser window. Plus, a JavaScript snippet to check an image size is not that much work. Hence the "feature request" tag.

Works for me...

So you close the question then instruct them to copy & paste?

+1 to actually get it changed! Especially for those of us who don't use Chrome ;)

Well damn... for once the sidebar and suggested questions didn't show me that question. Should we close this one as a dup?