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Dec 15		revised	Why are Spanish cultures labeled as 'Latin' today, but Italian and eastern Europe cultures aren't? deleted 28 characters in body
Dec 15		awarded	Scholar
Dec 15		revised	Why are Spanish cultures labeled as 'Latin' today, but Italian and eastern Europe cultures aren't? added 14 characters in body
Dec 15		awarded	Editor
Dec 15		revised	Why are Spanish cultures labeled as 'Latin' today, but Italian and eastern Europe cultures aren't? edited title
Dec 15		asked	Why are Spanish cultures labeled as 'Latin' today, but Italian and eastern Europe cultures aren't?
Dec 11		awarded	Commentator
Dec 11		comment	How do I propagate a component parameter binding upstream? Nice. I found out `CascadingParameter` also exists, but this will suffice for now.
Dec 11		accepted	How do I propagate a component parameter binding upstream?
Dec 10		revised	How do I propagate a component parameter binding upstream? edited tags
Dec 10		comment	How do I propagate a component parameter binding upstream? My fallback will be to handle bindings with an injected service. Do I need to resort to this?
Dec 10		revised	How do I propagate a component parameter binding upstream? added 18 characters in body
Dec 10		asked	How do I propagate a component parameter binding upstream?
Dec 7		accepted	What does 'interactivity location' mean when creating a Blazor App from a template?
Dec 6		awarded	Supporter
Dec 6		comment	What does 'interactivity location' mean when creating a Blazor App from a template? Why does 'globally interactive' mean 'full webassembly'? Isn't webassembly exclusively on the client, and therefore local only?
Dec 6		comment	What does 'interactivity location' mean when creating a Blazor App from a template? Per page/component means "mixed"? I get it now.
Dec 6		asked	What does 'interactivity location' mean when creating a Blazor App from a template?
Nov 27		comment	Does this explanation of wave-particle duality correspond with any existing formal explanation? @naturallyInconsistent sure, but even water in much smaller amounts behaves differently, due to surface tension. It might be possible that whatever makes photon particles appear from waves could happen due to forces that could at least superficially compare to the concept of surface tension, and therefore photon particles are still akin to 'wave shapes'.
Nov 27		awarded	Supporter