Well it appears the language inference has been pulling its weight thus far. There is however a minor issue here.

I experimented with the question Webclient.UploadFile which is tagged tagged c#, .net, vb.net and webclient.

When I tried answering the question with VB.NET code [which is perfectly valid based on the OP's tags] the code I entered was formatted as C#! Quite unbelievable!

Well I did not really answer the question. I wanted to test the code inference system and from the answer preview I got, it failed to infer the language properly.

I believe including a way to explicitly state which language should be used to highlight code entered, especially on the answerer's side, would be very much appreciated.

Well it appears the language inference has been pulling its weight thus far. There is however a minor issue here.

I experimented with the question Webclient.UploadFile which is tagged tagged c#, .net, vb.net and webclient.

When I tried answering the question with VB.NET code [which is perfectly valid based on the OP's tags] the code I entered was formatted as C#! Quite unbelievable!

Well I did not really answer the question. I wanted to test the code inference system and from the answer preview I got, it failed to infer the language properly.

I believe including a way to explicitly state which language should be used to highlight code entered, especially on the answerer's side, would be very much appreciated.