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RE: SteemSQL Wrapper — analyze any Steemit data right in your browser with one click

in #utopian-io • 7 years ago

Thank you for your submission.
Your contribution cannot be approved yet, because it is in the wrong category. See the Utopian Rules.
This fits better under development work, provided this is your original work. To be accepted, you need to provide proof of work, but also link to your related github repository along with relevant recent commit links.

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     7 years ago 

    No problem, but I have a few questions.

    1. Any post of absolutely every subproject will be related to the development. So, what is the difference between Development and Sub-Project categories? Could you describe what exactly you want to see in the Sub-Project category? For example, if I will develop something like DTube, ChainBB, or dMania, what will category be right?
    2. I thought that the Sub-Project category is for launching projects while Development is for further development. For example, if I launch a new project then I write a post in Sub-Project about reasons to create it and detailed description (about an audience, roadmap, main features, how to use, etc). But when I add new features or fix bugs then I need write about it in Development. Is it not so?
    3. If I will follow your logic then all the current reviewed projects in the Sub-Project should be in the Development category. They all are related to the development. Am I not right?
    4. Are my username and the link to my Steemit profile on the homepage of the project not enough to proof of work?
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       7 years ago 

      Hey no worries. Thanks for inquiring
      sub-projects describe, in great details, major functionalities "suggested" to be implemented as part of an existing project.
      If you check out Utopian Rules you will see the top rule as
      A Sub-Project is a set of new unseen features having a great impact on the project.
      keywords are unseen, and great impact.
      If you check out the remaining rules, as I mentioned earlier, the features need to be very well described, with screenshots, illustrations where possible,...
      Sub-projects are suggestions for projects that you do not own, it doesn't make sense to come up with a proposal to yourself :)
      Development category on the other hand is for work that has been already developed by you, with proof of work and links to github, PR, and commits.
      Hope this clarifies it well, and feel free to reach out if you have further questions

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         7 years ago 

        Ok, got it. And did update the post.
        The last question: the difference between Suggestion and Sub-Project is only in a size of suggesting features? Minor features are in Suggestion, big features are in Sub-Project. Right?

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           7 years ago 

          Yes that is correct.
          We actually still need one item from you. Since your utopian name is different than the github one, we need proof of work, confirming that you are the author of the github.
          You might want to edit the readme file and include this detail, and attach a screenshot confirming this here.

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             7 years ago (edited)

            Thanks for the explanation.
            About the confirmation — just to clarify, rules say:

            If your username on Github does not correspond to the Utopian username you must provide proof you are the owner by providing a screenshot of the logged in session in Github.

            And I provided this screenshot. Also, an author of this post provided exactly what you want but his post was rejected.

            Why are requirements of all moderators so difference? Anyway, I did update the repo description.
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               7 years ago 

              Thanks, accepted now.
              Mods have general rules to follow. Sometimes they make mistakes, we are all human. In any such case, feel free to reach out.

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