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@hacker
I only joined Ubuntu because it's the only organization I was familiar with. Now I regret it. The task aren't fun and they are slow. -
@Michelle wait, joined?
I don't think you have to join any communities; you only have to claim the tasks you like from whichever community you want. I picked the tasks which I find challenging and interesting, and JBoss' tasks are pretty interesting for me :) -
@hacker
Not joined, but you know what I mean. I'm aiming to be one of the finalists, so I need to stick to one organization. To be a finalist, you need to be the top in the organization you choose, so random tasks from random ones won't give me a chance :/ -
@theCalcaholic
There's the finalist and the grand prize winner. I think whoever completes the most tasks in a single organization can be the finalist. -
@JustMrBates
I can't claim another task unless they accept it, but they have not even touched my submission. -
@Michelle what I mean is, go look at another task while you're waiting. Then start doing what it says. You don't have to wait to claim the task before you start it.
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@Michelle correction submitted quality work
Ubutu's organization is so slow in the Code-in contest.
I mean, I've been waiting for 17 hours and they still didn't accept or decline my submission for the second task.
I can't claim another task until they accept this... Plus, my goal is to be one of the finalists, so if they don't hurry up then it won't happen.
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