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Waitmarking??
Last post 08-28-2009, 4:02 PM by swizzle. 30 replies.
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the blue quasar
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Well, I'll be sure to pass along the praises that you have for Sapience Trek and/or NY Admin. A day and a half is much faster than the cited 72 hours.
As for sending a message, you can go to your waymark and click the link that takes you to the management group. From there the person on top is the Leader.
However, I would suggest being a wee bit more patient. If it took a day or two just to send it to vote the minimum it could take is 5 days. The entire group of Officers will already have received notice, and most people I would hope are also aware of the yellow triangle on every waymark page stating they have stuff to review.
It'll happen, hang in there... it is the weekend too.
 BQ
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Bear and Ragged
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Redneck Parrotheads:If you're getting antsy, send a polite message to the group leader for an update on the status.
That's a good idea!  One of the groups I'm in, the leader hasn't signed in for two months. What's he going to do if you email? Ignore it, just like all the notifications he's had about new waymarks! Strange how the leader has signed in, and promoted a new member to officer, just as a vote is called to demote the leader! Patiance is a virtue. Your waymark will be dealt with as soon as possible.
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silverquill
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the blue quasar:
It would be nice if there was an upper threshold for this issue. Once a Waymark gets over one month, there should be some significant action from the site about the lack of response from the group involved.
 BQ
I seriously think this is what should be done! After 30 days any pending waymark should automatically be approved. I'm not going to start a thread "Does Group Management Work." We all know that it does, and it doesn't. Theoretically each category has a minimum of three active officers. IF that were true, the 72-hour approval goal would be realistic. If one is gone for a weekend, on vacation, working long hours, in the hospital, or whatever, then there should be at least one person to carry the load. The problem is that many categories have only one officer who is regularly active and reviewing, sometimes there is none - all are irregular, infrequent participants. Whatever the case, I certainly think that any waymark that has gone for thirty days without resolution should automatically be approved, whether it is sitting in the queue or has gone to vote. There is no reason at all that someone should have to wait that long. It shouldn't be an involved piece of programming to do that, I should think, and it would be one piece of the solution to this persistent and aggravating problem. There seems to be some concern about losing potential waymarks, so an across-the-board change is being planned to change all variables to non-required and setting up the "orphan waymark" system. Yet, a few simple things like fixing this, or the persistent problems uploading photos, a buggy voting system, etc., might save more waymarks by keeping newcomers from leaving out of frustration. Or, so it seems to me.
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0ccam
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silverquill: the blue quasar:
It would be nice if there was an upper threshold for this issue. Once a Waymark gets over one month, there should be some significant action from the site about the lack of response from the group involved.
 BQ
I seriously think this is what should be done! After 30 days any pending waymark should automatically be approved.
I think it should automatically go to a vote. That would at least trigger some more automatic notifications, including letting the poster know. If the vote doesn't progress within a certain deadline, then the next premium waymarker that logs into the site should get drafted to approve it, and become an officer in that category. And while I have this train of thought going, how about we fix the missing officer situation by autopromoting based on total number of Approvals-and-rejections after some criteria is met?
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