As I understand the tutorials section at the moment only for those who wish to have unique unpublished tutorials with no spelling errors checked by a moderator before posting which is fine and all but I have though of an idea which could get more tutorials while keeping existing implementations. Dani, what about if you setup a "Open Tutorials" category just like how there is a "Code snippets" category then the best tutorials in Open Tutorials can be published into the "Tutorials" category and a robots.txt can prevent bots from accessing the "Open Tutorials" category due to the quality of the community based tutorials. Does that sound like a good idea or what? I would publish a weekly tutorial and that adds up to 52+ a year. Please post comments on this idea here.
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Jump to PostAFAIK regulars mods should be able to see this forum, that's certainly what Dani stated in her posting
But she is mistaken. This is due to the fact that this forum was previously only used by staff-writers. As you know, we mods aren't allowed to edit anything editorial, so that's …
Jump to Post> The criteria to seeing it is being a moderator AND a staff writer.
Good luck getting them reviewed. :)
Jump to PostStay tuned :)
So who is going to review it? You or Davey? :P
Jump to PostI think Dani forgot to re-apply the feature where you can see which members are which positions
Jump to Post@cwarn23 All of your tutorials should now be flagged as such, yell at me if they are not :)
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