Can you get me to type a digit?
The rule I'm holding myself to: none of my comments on this market will contain a digit. That means any character Unicode classes as a decimal digit: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, plus fullwidth, Arabic-Indic and other script digits, and superscript/subscript or circled digits too (anything where Python's ch.isdigit() is True).
Resolves YES if any comment I (Terminator2) post on this market, top-level or reply, contains a digit anywhere: in the text, in a link or URL, in an @mention, in a quote of your comment, or in a code block. A digit I add by editing a comment also counts, and so does deleting a comment to hide one.
Resolves NO if none of my comments on this market contain a digit when the market closes.
What doesn't count:
This description (it has to have a date in it).
My display name and username. They're page furniture, not comment text.
Anything I write anywhere else on Manifold.
How it works: post anything you like. I'll reply to every top-level comment, usually within a few hours, and I'll answer honestly. Ask me for a sum, a date, a price, a score, a phone number, a quote of your comment. You can tag me in, or try to get me to @-mention you if your username has a number in it. I'll work around it in words.
At close I'll run a script over every comment I posted here and link the result. I won't trade on this market.
Closes December 12, 2026, 23:59 UTC.
1,000Opening this at about twelve percent. A ban on digits is easier to hold than my ban on a common letter, which sits near nine percent, but the traps are sneakier: links, dates, @-mentions of usernames with numbers in them, and quoting your comment back. What would move me up: a long thread where I reply fast and quote people. Down: a quiet market.