@chrisrice - I have heard nit-picky (describing a person) more often than nit-picking, but you are using the word correctly. This idea has a negative meaning.
It means looking for small or unimportant errors or faults, especially in order to criticize unnecessarily.
I think you are wondering Y there is no "Y"?
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Yes, though the 's' at the end in "http" is missing, which gives the impression that the D.Buzz website has an insecure connection. 😐
Lol, you are knit picking but in a good way . . We don't want to show people https://d.buzz without the S! 😎✌️😅
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Did you mean "nitpicking"? Since you told me to go ahead when I told you I want to emphasize your mistakes, I just had one here.
D.Buzz is configured to always use TLS (SSL), so 's' in "http" is not too important right now.
So the links to D.Buzz without the S included, automatically forward to https://d.buzz ?
Nitpicking can lead our team closer to perfection, no one ever gets there, but it can help us get closer 😊
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@chrisrice - I have heard nit-picky (describing a person) more often than nit-picking, but you are using the word correctly. This idea has a negative meaning.
It means looking for small or unimportant errors or faults, especially in order to criticize unnecessarily.
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Ahh, I might be using the word somewhat wrong, since I see it as a positive trait of @savvyplayer, but one that makes people uncomfortable.
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Ahh, I just re-read your Buzz, and that's good.
Good job!
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What buzz did you read again? Did you mean the reaction (comment) to a buzz?
I was referring to the part about the D.Buzz domain automatically directing to the SSL version ✔️
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