Open hobovsky opened 3 years ago
Did anyone check if he actually isn't the author of the tasks?
Maybe being the author is not the only relevant thing here?
I think it's possible that the way how problems are licensed in one system could forbid submitting the same problem somewhere else, isn't it?
I think it's possible that the way how problems are licensed in one system could forbid submitting the same problem somewhere else, isn't it?
If it's rules of another site, it doesn't have to do anything with anyone expect the author and that site. If they signed it legally, which is very unlikely and too much to assume by default, my understanding is that transferring exclusive rights usually ends up in situations too complicated to understand even for lawyers. (I could ask the same way, what if the other sites copied the problems and made it look like they were published there earlier than here. That's not impossible either, but rather improbable for well-known sites.)
Did anyone check if he actually isn't the author of the tasks?
how? I don't see the name of the author of the challenges, there.
Note: looks like a lot of those links are dead => ?
Also, should trivial katas be marked here somehow? For example, "Kill K-th Bit" already has the task in its name and it's trivial, so it should be fine if the story is removed from the description.
What does the checkmarks mean?
What does the checkmarks mean?
@farhan443 : Those kata have been handled, and they''ve been retired now.
Note: looks like a lot of those links are dead => ?
@Blind4Basics : No, they're not. On codesignal, problems gets incrementally unlocked (that is: next level can only be unlocked if the last level has been completed(or one can unlock it paying some "points/coins"). As of now, the only link that was dead for me was Is infinite process?:
Because, I've not completed the problem 11:
Some more to add though:
For simple 30 - 36: Relevent collection link
For Simple fun 50 - 57: Relevent collection link
For Simple fun 58 - 62 and simple fun 82: Relevent collection link
Good Luck :upside_down_face: !
I think it's possible that the way how problems are licensed in one system could forbid submitting the same problem somewhere else, isn't it?
If it's rules of another site, it doesn't have to do anything with anyone expect the author and that site. If they signed it legally, which is very unlikely and too much to assume by default, my understanding is that transferring exclusive rights usually ends up in situations too complicated to understand even for lawyers. (I could ask the same way, what if the other sites copied the problems and made it look like they were published there earlier than here. That's not impossible either, but rather improbable for well-known sites.)
Usually community-contributed problems are licensed by something like CC BY-SA, and the author owns the right of the written problem.
Besides, the author always have the right to re-license their original work on other sites (unless exclusive rights were obtained), so this usually isn't a problem. Of course, the author violating the license of an existing problem in the first place is another issue...
Simple Fun #85: Polygon Perimeter can be safely retired, it's already a duplicate of Land perimeter.
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