As the feed name suggests, top stories feed shows the questions with most answers to the user. And it removes the questions from the feed which have been passed by the user. 

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If only we humans could understand that. Sigh!

Here are a few things you can do.

• Add link to your website in relevant directories (non-spammy ones)
• Write guest posts on sites which has relavant content and add a link back to your website in it
• Join forums and communities which are revant to your website. Participate in them activitely and some of them will allow you to have a link back to your website in your signature (Just don't spam else you'll be kicked out)
• Add a blog to your website and write useful content relavent to your website which others find useful. If the content is really good, slowly people will start referring (linking) to it in discussions, blogs and so on.

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Here is the changelog (as on February, 2019):

Version 1.8.1 (17th Jan, 19)
* 3 default feeds (top, latest and unanswered)
* Admin can remove topics
* Links inside questions and answers open in new window
* Bug fixes

Version 1.8 (7th Jan, 19)
* Admin Settings
* Mailchimp integration
* Auto tags
* Bug fixes

Version 1.7 (10th September, 18)
* Design improvements
* Bug fixes

Version 1.6.5 (29th August, 18)
* Installer changes

Version 1.6.3 (14th Dec, 17)
* Support for comments moderation
* Bug fixes

Version 1.6.2 (2nd March, 17)
* Bug fixes

Version 1.6.1 (15th Feb, 2017)
* Bug fixes

Version 1.6 (1st Feb, 2017)
* Unified ajax search for users, topics and questions
* Bug fixes

Version 1.5 (23rd Jan, 2017)
* Verified profiles (New Feature)
* Login with Google (New Feature)
* Choose topics for new users (New Feature)
* Social sharing links for answers (New Feature)
* Bug fixes

Version 1.1 (12 Jan, 2017)
* Performance improvements
* Bug fixes

Version 1.0.1 (10 August, 2016)
* Bug fixes

Version 1.0 (1 August, 2016)
* Released

When we were kids, someone told us that there are as many stars as the number of hair on our head :)

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The students who graduated from a qualified Canadian Post secondary institutions with at least 8 months of study and obtaining credentials can apply for Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP).  

The qualified post-secondary institutions are:

1. All Public Post Secondary Institutions (that provide such credentionals as Diploma, Certificate or Degree)
2. All Private Colleges or Universities that confer degrees such as Associate Degree (2 years) or Bachelor's Degree (3-4 years) or Master's Degree.  NOTE: All diplomas or certificates from private colleges or universities are NOT eligible for PGWP
3. Quebec Vocational degrees and University and College degrees

When to apply:

1. Within 90 days of finishing the program (getting a transcript) and letter from the institution
2. Before the EXPIRY date of Study Permit (usually 90 days fron the last program date)

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1. Open the video you want to download on YouTube. URL will look similar to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caEmUGInv38
2. Now, in the browser bar, edit the URL by appending ss before y of youtube.com such that the final URL looks like https://www.ssyoutube.com/watch?v=caEmUGInv38
3. Enter. It'll take you to a website called savefrom.net and you'll get an option to download the video in many different formats!

4. Enjoy!

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Quosera is built on top of Yii2 framework which supports theming. You can add support for a new theme using MDL or Materialize with help of a designer/developer. You can also hire us for the same.

Hire a very smart engineer.

I still don't get this logic about hating a language. Languages are nothing but tools to get a thing done. Use the right language for the right job.

Just because you don't get a language does not make it bad. Somehow it seems fashionable to hate PHP and VB. 

If we take VB as an example. Before it became vb.net, it motivated many people to start programming for windows. It was simple to get started, you designed the GUI with a point and click interface. There were no other tools like that which enabled you to program that easily. It was not really the language but the IDE that made it that simple to get started. Since the IDE and language were tied down together it just made more people to get started with VB.

I won't say that the GUI's designed using VB were pretty. But it helped non-programmers to write a "Hello World" program without doing too much. It motived them enough to get started. Can't say they same about most languages even today.

To get started with a new language or a tool it normally boils down to how soon can you get productive and see results. And when you are learning a new language the last thing you want to see are warnings and errors in your "Hello World" program.

It really does not matter which language you use. As long as you concepts are clear moving from one language to another should not be that difficult.