The discussion revolves around the 500.html file, which contains a link to the “meta category” that should be absolute. meglio suggests updating the link to point to the Discourse Meta website. However, neil disagrees, suggesting that the site owner should be notified instead. Falco proposes a link to a private message to moderators as an alternative.
neil points out that Ember isn’t loaded on the 500.html page, making some proposed solutions unfeasible. codinghorror notes that the category name “meta” is outdated. Ultimately, neil updates the copy to remove the link and make the language more vague, suggesting that users post a discussion topic in the site’s feedback category.
No further action is necessary. However, if the error condition persists,
you can provide additional detail, including steps to reproduce the error,
by posting a discussion topic in the <a href="/category/meta">meta category</a>.
Here, the link should be absolute and link to the meta category of the Discourse Meta website - this is needed so that translators use the same absolute link in the translations as well. Otherwise it will link to a (possibly non-existent) local meta category.