Your Quiz Has Been Placed Online!

Answer: I know you can do it. Just keep at it and it will be online in no time!

If somebody is upset about not getting a quiz online, don't make them feel bad about it. It is best to encourage your friend and tell them they can do it, and they will get it online. A good friend is someone who doesn't brag about how much better their quiz-making skills are.

Answer: Ask the editor who put it online to fix it

Never delete a quiz just because there is a single error! Do not just ignore errors, either. That could cause problems in the future. It would be best to ask an editor to fix it for you, however. When you try changing the subcategory, the quiz will be taken offline, so you have to resubmit it. An editor can fix the problem and get it back online in no time, so you don't have to wait through the queue again!

Answer: Respond to it

The most polite thing to do is respond to the message. You can delete it afterward, but it is nice to thank somebody for a compliment they have given you. There is no need to report a compliment to the editors! A compliment is a good thing, after all. Don't brag about it, either.

Some friends who don't have a quiz online may feel bad, especially your friend from question one who has tried for months to get one online!

Answer: Fix it and save the quiz

You don't need to take a quiz offline to correct an error. When it is in the quiz itself, you can make the change and save your quiz. If a quiz does not have any new errors found by the system, it will remain online. If you deleted all the interesting information, and then saved, it would see there is no II and take the quiz offline.

It is pretty easy to make a single correction in a quiz if it hasn't been archived.

Answer: Send a message saying why they are wrong, politely

It would be nice for a player to get a message back so they know they were wrong, and why. If they play the quiz again, and see that it hasn't been changed, they might send another correction. Sending a polite note as to why they were wrong will prevent mishaps later on.

Answer: Give yourself a pat on the back for a job well done

Go ahead, give yourself a pat on the back! Don't brag about it, though, as this may cause others to feel bad, especially if they have been struggling getting a quiz rated highly enough. Don't complain, either! The top 15,000 is nothing to feel bad about! And of course, do not delete a quiz just because. There is rarely, if ever, a reason to do so.

Answer: I cannot write a quiz for you, but I can help you out with one.

You shouldn't write a quiz for somebody else to put online. That isn't right. You don't want to be rude to them when you decline, either. And you most definitely do not want to sabotage them! It is best to tell them you are not supposed to write a quiz for them, but it would be ok to tell them you can help them out. For instance, you can spell check it for them.

Answer: Use a spellchecker or a word processor

Editors are here to help us, not make our lives miserable! If they tell you to use a spellchecker, you probably do have a lot of errors in your quiz. Deleting a quiz is never a good idea. Only report an editor if they say something in a very rude way, like "Come on, dummy, your first quiz was golden. You are better than this. Check out this horrible quiz and resubmit it when you are done making all those stinkin' corrections! Gaah!" That is rather rude, isn't it?

Answer: Leave it be

Creating numerous accounts to rate your quiz excellent will cause you to be banned. It is not right to make accounts for your own gain. Don't delete a quiz, either. Just because it is rated poorly, does not mean it is a poor quiz! That just means there are 69,999 quizzes rated better. Sometimes a quiz just doesn't have enough popularity, even though it is an excellently written quiz, so it is rated poorly. Don't complain, either. Nobody likes a complainer.

If your quiz is rated at 70,000, there is nothing you can really do. Just let it be, and don't worry about it.

Answer: Food Network

Dates are generally not accepted as multiple choice quizzes, let alone fill in the blank. Besides, a date can be written in far too many ways (e.g. Aug 10, 1999; Aug. 10, 1999; Aug 10 1999; 8-10-99; 10-8-99; etc.) Answers that are too long are also not accepted. Answers with commas are also not allowed, and something like "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" may be confusing to players. An answer of "Food Network" works the best here, although you would also want to put "FoodNetwork" as an alternative answer, as sometimes it is written as one word.