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Post 41

Ginger The Feisty

Yeah, the refresh button is broken on your computer!


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Post 42

Ginger The Feisty

I actually got a surprising amount of sleep! smiley - bigeyes


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Post 43

vegiman:-)

Alright for some. I need 48 hours non stop just to catch up. I am glad I am not alone. I was beginning toooo fink itsss joust me hoo hus bean afacted by h2g2.


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Post 44

Doug Dastardly

Is that why you're looking so bright and perky this week smiley - winkeye.


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Post 45

Ginger The Feisty

One of the many reasons!


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Post 46

vegiman:-)

Guess What - I have been rejected - my first and I must say cras article Where on Earth - dissssssapeared - poofgone - boomb - I dont wether the laugh or cry - please hold me - vegimsmiley - winkeyen


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Post 47

Doug Dastardly

*hugs* - Don't be downhearted little camper! Rejection isn't all that bad... and I've got a feeling it's something we're all going to have to get used to!


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Post 48

Jim the Wonder Llama (back from yonder)

What exactly happens when you get rejected? Do they disintegrate all your hard work?


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Post 49

Doug Dastardly

You just get a little email saying congratulations you've been rejected. Your work stays exatly where it was! You can edit/improve/rewrite it and resubmit it.


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Post 50

Ginger The Feisty

Except those of us whose articles have fallen into a black hole!

Damn I said I wouldn't mention it again!


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Post 51

vegiman:-)

Hi guys:

Here is a paste of the e-mail they sent me:

Dear Ken,

As requested, we have surveyed your submission to The Guide entitled
"WHERE ON EARTH" and found it worthy of rejection. Congratulations.

Yours,

The Editors.

And my article just vanished without a trace - They didnt leave there for me to rewrite It and another page that was not even submitted also went veroom boom gone. Vegimsmiley - smileyn


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Post 52

Ginger The Feisty

I think you will find they are still there. We found them by clicking on the Click here to see all user pages button!


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Post 53

vegiman:-)

Yeh you are right - I thought they had removed my page. They hadn't. They just removed it from view. By clicking on all user pages: walla I found it.

It took about five weeks for them to reject my page. I think, they remove really cras pages within 1 week. Border line pages are left for about 5 weeks to see if other researches comment on it. If it is not the kind of comments they are looking for, or nobody bothers to mark your page with their blessed remarks, then it is rejected.

This is only my opinion on the way they do it. I will put it to the test soon, with some new pages and Ideas. As a self confessed egocentric, I want to see if I can get a page accepted. Watch this space or one like it.

Also I have noticed that many of the accepted pages are from the h2g2 team. Perhaps they take some of the ideas that are rejected - rewrite to their liking and post it as a new page. The new entries highlighted on the front page only seem to change once every 1 to 2 weeks. Once again mainly from the h2g2 team.

vegimsmiley - bigeyesn


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Post 54

Ac-1D

Aha our combined apathy will never overcome this deadlock. Probably an article on human nature will never be accepted in any case as it is too broad a subject. . .

And that's my excuse. . .


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Post 55

vegiman:-)

Hi Ac-1D

You may well be right. Nature of humans is comi-pli-cated. The force behind h2g2 is: that it is most peoples nature to want to succeed. What h2g2 team didn't bank on was that hum-nature is fun seeking to get the ultimate high.

I agree too deep a subject.
vegimsmiley - winkeyen


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Post 56

Doug Dastardly

Or perhaps we're just looking for a way to avoid doing any "proper" work... smiley - winkeye


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Post 57

vegiman:-)

Hi Doug

WORK what is that? Isn't it something you are paid for.


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Post 58

Doug Dastardly

No, if I got paid for "work" then I'd hardly have a income at all!


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Post 59

Ginger The Feisty

They pay you for writin e-mails don't they?


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Post 60

Doug Dastardly

Well, yeah, it seems that way. That's why I write so many - they'll cut my pay if I don't keep up my productivity! smiley - winkeye


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