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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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No. Really not.
Thank you!
hi brow
I know you aren't trying to disturb, and the content of the messages is fine, it is just the quantity of messages, which usually all sound the same, which I think annoy some people. My advice would be, if you want to comment on something specific about the kata that you liked or disliked, then go for it. But if you finish a kata and want to just write "Nice kata, thanks" or "Great kata to solve", or something very simple like that, then instead of commenting you can just vote "Very satisfied", which will show the author that you liked it.
Hey Ahmet, a few users have complained that you are posting so many messages with basically the same content, that it feels like spam, especially when seen from the codewars dashboard.
I think it is nice to leave positive remarks for authors, but maybe can you try to reduce the quantity of your messages, maybe by only commenting on your favourite katas? You can still show support for other Kata by voting "very satisfied" after solving.
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Yes, it is easy but I think it is good for a beginner.
Im a new coder. This is so disheartening. Its so simple and i have been working on it for hours without being able to solve it
@Kacarott
I agree with you that feedback is needed for authors on CodeWars.
This is a very bad situation; people are extremely reluctant to share their opinions.
People want praise even when they don't deserve it.
This, by the way, is one of the tools of manipulators and scammers.
They use praise to sway people to their side and lull them into a false sense of security.
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Did I write somewhere that the author has no right to publish his opinion?
I was wondering why he was writing the same old comments and when he would start writing constructive criticism
It is also nice for authors to receive positive feedback on their kata :)
I mean he has the right to, and it's not really bothering...
I've been watching you leave the same laudatory comments for two years now. What's the point of this?
when will you start giving constructive criticism
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