It's because they have more than 10 accepted edits (see MBS-2987, nobody seems to be sure whether it's supposed to be AND or OR).
I guess this isn't a duplicate though. If the two differ, then it means we've got the logic in two places in the code, when ideally they should both be using the same function.
nikki added a comment - 24/Mar/12 04:51 PM It's because they have more than 10 accepted edits (see MBS-2987, nobody seems to be sure whether it's supposed to be AND or OR).
I guess this isn't a duplicate though. If the two differ, then it means we've got the logic in two places in the code, when ideally they should both be using the same function.
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It's because they have more than 10 accepted edits (see
MBS-2987, nobody seems to be sure whether it's supposed to be AND or OR).I guess this isn't a duplicate though. If the two differ, then it means we've got the logic in two places in the code, when ideally they should both be using the same function.