What does "1 consecutive" mean? Seriously, you can have 2 consecutive days, but how can a singleton of anything "follow one after the other in order", when there is no "other"?
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1Why gold plate something when you can go all the way and platinum plate it? ;-)– bakoyaroNov 25, 2010 at 17:02
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@bakoyaro: I'm sorry?– MPelletierNov 25, 2010 at 17:08
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1It is an "edge case" (a special case or boundary case or condition, for mathematicians) that was not taken care of. I would opt to say "5 days total, 1 day current streak" or something like that.– Mark CNov 30, 2010 at 1:27
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This is the quantity of days you login on site in a row. When you complete 30 you earn a Enthusiast badge. For now you have no days in a row.
The word is just the same problem with "you have 1 messages". It's ugly but not important.
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1I know what consecutive is, it's just that "1 consecutive" is ugly. But, as you stated, not important. Hence the nitpicking admission. Nov 25, 2010 at 18:04