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The article is deleted, and your message appears to be deleted, but it is not. Click on the "Revisions" link, go to the latest revision (Revision 3), scroll to the bottom to the page, and you'll see the message board (and your message) there. So it still can be downvoted.
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That is rather counter-intuitive. I would think that if an article got deleted, the messages in the article forum would be deleted as well.
That's just me, though. I think it would make more sense to remove the messages along with the article.
Getting information off the Internet is like taking a drink from a fire hydrant.
- Mitchell Kapor
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Articles get deleted but versions are still available. The comments on an article make up part of the content of the article, so if you can view a revision then you should be able to view the comments that go with the revision.
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In the lounge, when you hover over the report thing, it asks if it's abusive or spam. What about another option that says it really belongs in the soapbox? Then maybe if you get enough of those reports, actually move it to the soapbox?
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It's a relief to see a meaningful suggestion like this in a swarm of "my repputition went down by 2 points, can u plz look, kthx bye" type posts. 
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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On some articles there is no associated code but the link to browse the code is still there. The net result is navigating to a page with "nuffink 'ere guv/!" on it.
Would it not make more sense to just not have the link?
speramus in juniperus
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Well, sure, if you're going to get all technical about it, maybe...
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For past several months I haven't been able to download any projects on the browsers I mostly use (IE8, Chrome). I can browser the source and copy paste the code manually file by file but that's getting a bit old after a while as I was hoping this problem was temporary and would go away.
eg. After logging in, instead of my nick or email, the page shows a number next to the "sign out". I'm not sure if that's normal.
If I try to login to the site, sometimes it goes to a 302 refresh loop, doing thousands of requests a minute.
If I try to download, it goes to download page from the project page but nothing happens. I tested this on various browsers incl latest chrome.
eg. I tried to download this after logging in, both directly and from the project page.
www.codeproject.com/Articles/11666/Dynamic-Holiday-Date-Calculator
www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/HolidayCalculator/HolidayCalculator_src.zip
IE8: download.aspx -> requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found.
(Trying on IE10 preview I get Evil Hamsters screen)
Latest Chrome : nothing happens.
I finally tried Firefox and on it the download worked.
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Do you have any add-ins? Are you using a download manager?
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Chris
This problem is still active and more people are creating new discussion threads about it and reporting the download issue.
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Did you try cleaning the chache and cookies?
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I have exactly the same problem with IE 8.
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Hi,
As you may know, Thailand is in the midst of another one of its limnal national political psychodramas complete with streets and bridges shut down, and bombs and grenades going off (these paradoxical admixtures of chaos, organized protest, riot, farce, parades, etc., are always played out on the stage of the capitol, Bangkok), but, so far, there has no noticeable disruption of my internet service, or slow down of loading web-pages, or downloading files, or even watching English television channels via an in-country paid streaming service ... here, 700 km. north of the capitol.
Of course, the "big pipes" for the internet world-wide go through Bangkok, or its immediate vicinity.
So, I'm puzzled why I'm not seeing other replies on the QA forums appear until hours after they have been posted. On the C# sharp forum, the other replies on the thread [^] did not appear for five hours.
This doesn't really bother me very much; it does mean at times I respond with a similar answer to one that is already posted, or even anointed as "the solution." If I had seen the earlier answer, I might not have answered: no big deal. Ron Beyer has generously offered to defibrillate me with "mercy votes" if I am down-voted for what may appear to be "me-too" answers and go into the gnashing-of-teeth state 
I do wonder if this delay is something related to my geo-location. Are the hamsters jealous I live in the Land of Smiles ?
thanks, Bill
“But I don't want to go among mad people,” Alice remarked.
“Oh, you can't help that,” said the Cat: “we're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad.”
“How do you know I'm mad?” said Alice.
“You must be," said the Cat, or you wouldn't have come here.” Lewis Carroll
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This one worked, checking out QA and C# ...
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I'm not seeing any issues with delays here in Toronto, plus I see your posts of only a few minutes ago.
It is possible that something along the communication path is caching responses even when they shouldn't. Possibly due to reduced bandwidth or intentional delays for 'security' reasons.
Keep you head down.
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Thanks for replying ! My current activity page showing the listing of posts, and votes, is updated almost instantly: and if I use the links from that page, my answers are showing up even though the other's earlier replies are not showing up either there or on the forums themselves.
As for "keeping my head down:" my head is so low to the ground here I can tie my shoes with my false teeth There's no danger where I live unless I did something really stupid. I appreciate your concern.
“But I don't want to go among mad people,” Alice remarked.
“Oh, you can't help that,” said the Cat: “we're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad.”
“How do you know I'm mad?” said Alice.
“You must be," said the Cat, or you wouldn't have come here.” Lewis Carroll
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For me happens something similar, but I think in my case is more related to the cache synchronization problems.
I usually land in old lists or I don't see all new messages, but reloading the page brings me to the actual one.
What I have noticed is a random load-delay, it sometimes takes almost 30 sec to actualize the page. This has happened with IE and FF without distinction
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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If you click on "Tech Blogs" on a profile page, you don't get a list of the Technical Blogs of that user, but a list of articles, because the "Tech Blogs" link leads to #articles and not to #blogs
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Previously, clicking a reply to a post (or another post in the forum) simply caused the browser to scroll to that entry and open it. Now, the browser (Chrome 32.0.1700.76 m) jumps to the top of the page, then scrolls down to the entry. Please revert to the old behavior. The new behavior is very hard on the eyes.
OK, this works now. 
No, it's still a problem in article forums (but not in non-article forums).
Thanks!
/ravi
modified 20-Jan-14 12:46pm.
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T'weren't us that broke it!
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Clearly I'm technology disadvantaged today. 
/ravi
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