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Need a mandatory drop down box to quote SOURCE

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by JK. » Wed Nov 24, 2010 5:17 am
Different users of this forum are in different stages of their preparation. Hence, one might want to or might not want to work on questions from certain sources. For instance, I don't want to look into GMATprep questions right now as i want to use them exclusively to assess my preparedness.

As of now, threads hardly indicate the source. It is also difficult to educate and train every user to quote the source. Hence i request forum admins, to include a new mandatory drop down box in the Post new topic form. The drop down box can have values such as Manhattan, Princeton Review, OG 12 to quote source while discussing problems and also have values such as Concept, Strategy , General to accomodate ideas not related to any specific question.

This will be of great help in choosing questions to work on. If you share my thoughts, please opine.
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by beatthegmat » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:19 am
Thanks JK for this suggestion. We're actually actively working a solution to solve for source--not a drop down, but a different technique that we think will be more effective.

Too early to reveal much detail right now, but you'll see some changes soon! :)

Thanks again!
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by JK. » Thu Nov 25, 2010 7:20 am
beatthegmat wrote:Thanks JK for this suggestion. We're actually actively working a solution to solve for source--not a drop down, but a different technique that we think will be more effective.

Too early to reveal much detail right now, but you'll see some changes soon! :)

Thanks again!
Thats nice to know Eric. Thanks.
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