chris
2003-04-08 08:11:46 |
Problems
How do I know if a problem I have submitted has been approved or not? That is after it has been voted on. |
Ravi Raja
2003-04-09 00:36:52 |
Re: Problems
CRIS: Under the "Logout" button you can see an option " n problems Pending " (those 'n' problems which you have submitted) and among those 'n' problems, if any voting or any comment has been posted for any of them, then you will see a statement just next o your problem (in the same line) saying: 'y' comments and you can check those comments. In those comments either you will find Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down or any other comment regarding the problem (say if any changes are to be made, or if you have made any sort of mistake in the statement of the problems or any other suggestions). If there are three TU s , then your problem can come up on the site any time (depending on when the Scholars or the Director pushes it up), if there are three TD s, then your problem is soon going to be out of the queue, and if neither of them then you will have to wait until your problem gets (+3) points. |
Ravi Raja
2003-04-09 00:37:48 |
Re: Problems
Oops I am sorry. it should have been CHRIS and not CRIS. Sorry for that CHRIS. |
Tim Axoy Disn1
2003-04-09 14:43:39 |
Chris and cris...I made a mistake!!
Ravi and Cris or Ravi and Chris? |
chris
2003-04-09 16:59:27 |
Re: Problems
That's ok. I understand what you said ravi, but I had 5 problems in the queue And now I have only 3. Two are missing. Does that mean they have been voted thumbs down? |
Ravi Raja
2003-04-10 04:05:15 |
Re: Problems
If they have been voted Thumbs Down and have been removed from the queue, then it obviously must have been a DUPE of some problem which is already there in the site and you will be notified of the removal of your problem from the queue through e-mail. I mean you will receive a mail saying that your problem has been removed because it was a DUPE of a problem whose subject will also be mentioned in your mail. So you check your inbox and then you will get the answer to your question chris. |
Tim Axoy
2003-04-10 11:46:41 |
Thumbs down or thumbs up?
I like all of my puzzles to be voted thumbs up.
Will I get warned if one puzzle gets voted like that?
I hope so. |
Ravi Raja
2003-04-10 23:10:20 |
Re: Problems
No Tim only if your problem gets three or more Thumbs Down and is deleted from the queue, only then you will be informed otherwise not. |
Cory Taylor
2003-04-11 04:22:50 |
Re: Problems
Why is Chris' name a different colour on his post above beginning "That's ok..." All the other names are the smae blueish (how blue are they? Check out the blue vote on floobles main site), but this one is decidedly black. What gives? |
fwaff
2003-04-11 04:37:07 |
Re: Problems
Also as I move my cursor over the blue names the name becomes underlined to show that it is a link, however on the black chris there is no underlining and no link. |
levik
2003-04-11 05:37:16 |
Re: Problems
It's simple. Some forums (the ones that say "everyone" can post) really do let everyone post. Even people who aren't logged in. Those people get to type in their names - they can type in anything they want. But the name is not a link. Names with links are logged in users (these can be verified by clicking on the link).
Chris probably just posted that comment without logging in. |
fwaff
2003-04-11 06:18:43 |
Re: Problems
Ahhhh it all makes sense now.
Thanks for the simple explanation.
:-) |
Ravi Raja
2003-04-12 04:51:20 |
Re: Problems
And what if a user who is a member of the site but posts a message typing his/her name in the box corresponding to "Name" without logging in ? I'll give it a try by posting a message out here with the usual name but without logging in. Let's see what happens. |
Aspiring Novice
2003-04-12 04:52:54 |
Re: Problems
Okay I can see it now. I got it. :):):):) |
Patricia
2003-11-04 11:10:01 |
Re: Problems
i dont know
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