Related: Did I just get told off by email? If so, what did I do?
I just received an email from Stack Overflow. The full text of the email is:
You’ve asked, now it’s time to accept an answer
People have given you solutions, now it’s up to you to accept the answer that worked.
Accepting an answer benefits you and the person who answered
When a solution or answer works, make sure to accept the answer. Accepting an answer tells other people who may face the same problem that the solution works.
To mark an answer as accepted, click on the check mark beside the answer. You’ll earn 2 reputation points and the person who provided the answer will earn 15 reputation points.
Take a break and read more about the worst coder in the world out of 7 billion other humans
Button: [I need a break]
You're receiving this email because your Stack Overflow activity triggered this tip or reminder.
As far as I'm aware, none of my questions have been answered (this will probably be my first). This is quite frankly a deceptive and frustrating email to receive.
Could the email be tuned to only be sent to people who it applies to.
