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Question IDs are just the primary key in the database, they don't have any semantics other than that. So the grey ones could be for instance:
- Questions that are not done yet, e.g. just me typing in an idea like "Note to self: Make a question about partial ordering"
- Spam that a bot filled in in the submission form (The long series from 53 to 104 were mostly that iirc)
- Submitted questions that are plain wrong (I do get some of these where people just tested stuff on their machine and the behaviour is not actually guaranteed by the standard)
- Submitted questions that are uninteresting (I e.g. got one submission which just went
int main() { std::cout << "Hello World";}
- Questions that have been retracted due to a non-fixable problem being discovered after publishing (has happened 3 times)
And so on. So the question IDs can not actually be used for anything interesting.
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- Unexpected bold formatting in the 124's explanation HOT 1
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