Caleb

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You: Do you know Jon Skeet?

Expert: I once tried to convince the community, it worked remarkably well.

You: Do you know Joel Spolsky?

Expert: I know joel spolsky to a certain degree at least.

You: Does he treat you well?

Expert: :)

You: What is it like to work at Stack Exchange?

Expert: The answer is pretty complicated.

You: I'm listening.

Expert: I used to know someone who was listening.

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Jul 2	awarded	Editor
Jul 2	comment	Single word to denote date and time @user93422, true, but "date and time" also identifies a particular minute or even second. For the purpose you described, I think "date" is the best option.
Jul 2	revised	Single word to denote date and time Expanded answer.
Jul 2	answered	Single word to denote date and time
May 8	answered	What tense is appropriate when a group includes alive and dead people?
May 8	comment	What tense is appropriate when a group includes alive and dead people? you could make a similar argument about #4. If Hitchens "would have agreed" then doesn't that imply that in the present, he might not? Or, perhaps, that he has passed on?
May 2	answered	*Which is correct here: “sometime* next month” vs. “sometimes next month”?**
Apr 11	awarded	Teacher
Apr 11	comment	XOXO means “hugs and kisses” but why? They're not always doubled. People often write "xo", and sometimes "xxxooo" or just "xxx". "xoxo" is just one variation on the theme.
Apr 11	answered	Are “should” and “if” interchangeable at the beginning of a sentence?
Apr 11	awarded	Supporter