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Because opening questions in tabs should be at the user's discretion. It's a bad usability practice to force that decision in code. You can decide to open them in a new tab yourself using the tools th …

Why do you assume rk's (or other people's) motivation for editing questions is getting a badge? Maybe they just had some spare time and wanted to contribute back to the site by going through the revie …

Just use Feed My Inbox or a similar service.

Or, we could gather up a ton of questions that don't have one clear answer in a meta question and then present that to the SE dev team as proof that UI is an example of an SE site where the "one answe …

I'm kind of wary of this as I feel like it raises more questions than it answers. What exactly would we study? What would be the goal? Just providing backup to certain answers to questions? Which que …

So apparently I'm blind and they're right there on the left. However, now I'm curious whether other people miss them as well, since I looked for them, print screened a screenshot of the page, edited i …

Yes. A UX blog would be a great way to increase awareness of UX.SE if we take the time to write insightful posts, perhaps based on interesting content that surfaces in the site through questions, as w …

Every time I go to share a question I forget there are twitter and facebook links and do it manually. This is because the links are written in plain text beneath the entire thread rather than using th …

Well, since you're mentioning this on the UI StackExchange meta, I think it's worth noting that we currently don't have the same opinion about subjective questions. In UI, it's almost impossible not t …

That's the badges overview for all users. Wouldn't it be better to see just your badges (eg. the section of your profile dedicated to badges)?

Have you considered the possibility that while the answer may seem fantastic to you, the OP might not find it as valuable and is therefore not marking it as accepted in hopes that someone may answer i …

I say do it! Graphic Design has always been an obvious choice for migration.

Lately I've been making HTML mockups for some of my answers. Here are two examples: Interactive table - with many levels of information How to make a 20-field online form more user friendly? I've …

Fixed. Thanks for the suggestion!