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I see many questions (i.e. mainly copies of QOTD) that have retired or have been locked and are still in the non-archive forums.
Examples:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/scientists-h ... 83015.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/although-nap ... 28057.html
Shouldn't they be moved to archive forums? If they aren't moved, this design sort of beats the purpose of the timer icon (red or green) next to each question. For example, if one wants to do new 10 questions from the SC forum, one would pick all the questions that are without the timer icon (red or green), which shows whether a question has been attempted before. So one could have already done a retired/locked question before and might end up doing the same question again (non-retired), leading to attempting duplicate questions.
It would be handy if we could move the locked icon next to the timer icon, so that it's easy to avoid attempting locked questions. Currently, one would need to refer to 2 different columns (timer icon column & type of post: retired column), which are separated by 3-4 columns. Hence, it could be made more convenient by moving those 2 next to each other. Not sure there another smarter way to avoid duplicate questions.
Just a suggestion
Thanks!
I see many questions (i.e. mainly copies of QOTD) that have retired or have been locked and are still in the non-archive forums.
Examples:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/scientists-h ... 83015.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/although-nap ... 28057.html
Shouldn't they be moved to archive forums? If they aren't moved, this design sort of beats the purpose of the timer icon (red or green) next to each question. For example, if one wants to do new 10 questions from the SC forum, one would pick all the questions that are without the timer icon (red or green), which shows whether a question has been attempted before. So one could have already done a retired/locked question before and might end up doing the same question again (non-retired), leading to attempting duplicate questions.
It would be handy if we could move the locked icon next to the timer icon, so that it's easy to avoid attempting locked questions. Currently, one would need to refer to 2 different columns (timer icon column & type of post: retired column), which are separated by 3-4 columns. Hence, it could be made more convenient by moving those 2 next to each other. Not sure there another smarter way to avoid duplicate questions.
Just a suggestion
Thanks!
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