Brain Teasers: Why Not Post Answers in Hidden Text?

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The discussion centers around the frustration of users not posting answers to brain teasers in hidden text, which is seen as a way to avoid spoiling the solutions for others. A reference to a Super Bowl commercial involving a live mouse is made, though its relevance to the topic of hidden text is unclear to some participants. Additionally, there is a technical conversation about updating the hidden text color, as the current designation of "black" is inaccurate; the actual color is identified as "e9e9e9," while quoted text is noted as "d8dfe4." Participants agree on the need for clarity in using these colors for better communication.
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Why aren't people posting their answers to brain teasers in hidden text? It's spoiling the answers to the brain teasers for me. :frown:
 
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Just like in the Super Bowl commercial, they started out using a live mouse, but it died.

I'm pretty sure I'm wrong, but no one else seems to have a clue, either. Maybe another hint would help.
 
What's a live mouse? (I've seen the commercial, but I don't see the connection to hidden text.)[/color]
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
So, can we update the hidden text color? Right now it claims the hidden text color is "black", which isn't quite right. It's actually "e9e9e9". And quoted text is "d8dfe4".

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Ah, ok. I'll use this color from now on.[/color]
 
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