Spoilt wrote:
True , TRIANGLOCK did good job for me.
I would like to quote Saruba's work is incomplete - It's just a template and don't have any fuctional value at the end of competition.
But I really appreciate Saruba's work - Though useless for the fair competition. (But Saruba deserves access to GMAT Club Challenges at least)
"Error log is one of the most essential and important tools in GMAT prep. Do you use one? Have a good template? Have good ideas to create one? You may be in for some money"Yes I use one. Yes I have one. Yes I do have some ideas. I can't see where he says that in order to participate in the contest the
error log must have a functional value. By the way, what do you mean with functional value? A 'Clear log' button? How on earth will I want to erase all the entries that took me hours to introduce? A "Planner"? There are thousands of applications far better than that. Auto-increment? This is what I call useless.
A 'Hit Rate' bar graph just aside the table that shows the same information? The mess of having Quant and Verbal questions mixed together? Is this your concept of funcionality? Sorry, I don't agree with you.
Don't get me wrong, but
what i think is really unfair is that you decide who is out of the competition.
My
error log is usable as is, all I said is that for folks who like it and will be using it, I would improve it, AS A FAVOR, following their suggestions.
The value of my
error log is its simple, clear, well-structured and user-friendly interface. If you don't value these aspects it's fine for me, but is the jury who will decide about these matters, not you.
As a bottomline, I had access to
GMAT Club Tests thanks to other contributions I made to this community so I didn't participate for that and neither for the money (I have a job). I made this because I'd have never achieved a score of 700 without
GMAT Club Tests and its support forums, so I feel in debt with this community.
Thanks for those who asked about my D-day, as I wrote above I got a 700. Will write a detailed debrief soon.
@HopefulOldie I protected it for the contest, I will soon publish it free but for now you can unlock it with the password '8887'.