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camhead
Jan 3, 2012, 4:07 PM
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Every time I edit a route, it takes me to a page saying something like "thank-you, your route changes will be verified, and we'll send you an email." I have not once gotten an email or PM or anything. I'm not sure that any of my edits have been made, either. What is the exact process for route changes getting made? Anyway, no hurry on my most recent route edit, since I am really happy with my ascents profile saying that I flashed a v8.
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jakedatc
Jan 4, 2012, 6:34 PM
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camhead wrote: Every time I edit a route, it takes me to a page saying something like "thank-you, your route changes will be verified, and we'll send you an email." I have not once gotten an email or PM or anything. I'm not sure that any of my edits have been made, either. What is the exact process for route changes getting made? Anyway, no hurry on my most recent route edit, since I am really happy with my ascents profile saying that I flashed a v8. man... they never had a chance to get out the umbrella.. just wamm hose down ;)
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USnavy
Feb 4, 2012, 5:51 PM
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The route editors have to manually verify the changes. When you make a change we get a message in the route Gossamer Link editors page. However in order to view this message we have to actually go in there. I suspect some editors have gotten lazy or are busy and dont go in the editors page much anymore. In any case, just PM the editor and tell him to approve the change. You should get a confirmation email when the change is approved (or denied), unless DDT changed stuff. You can find the editor for your region here: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...ase_Editors_557.html
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Gmburns2000
Feb 4, 2012, 6:27 PM
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USnavy wrote: The route editors have to manually verify the changes. When you make a change we get a message in the route Gossamer Link editors page. However in order to view this message we have to actually go in there. I suspect some editors have gotten lazy or are busy and dont go in the editors page much anymore. In any case, just PM the editor and tell him to approve the change. You should get a confirmation email when the change is approved (or denied), unless DDT changed stuff. You can find the editor for your region here: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...ase_Editors_557.html Part of the problem I had in Chile was that DDT was the editor and never responded to my requests for changes and / or to be the editor. I wanted to add about a seven or eight regions and possibly hundreds of routes and was met with crickets.
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USnavy
Feb 5, 2012, 7:35 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: USnavy wrote: The route editors have to manually verify the changes. When you make a change we get a message in the route Gossamer Link editors page. However in order to view this message we have to actually go in there. I suspect some editors have gotten lazy or are busy and dont go in the editors page much anymore. In any case, just PM the editor and tell him to approve the change. You should get a confirmation email when the change is approved (or denied), unless DDT changed stuff. You can find the editor for your region here: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...ase_Editors_557.html Part of the problem I had in Chile was that DDT was the editor and never responded to my requests for changes and / or to be the editor. I wanted to add about a seven or eight regions and possibly hundreds of routes and was met with crickets. Well if you want to add that many routes, just ask DDT to make you the area editor, then you can.
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Gmburns2000
Feb 5, 2012, 6:22 PM
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USnavy wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: USnavy wrote: The route editors have to manually verify the changes. When you make a change we get a message in the route Gossamer Link editors page. However in order to view this message we have to actually go in there. I suspect some editors have gotten lazy or are busy and dont go in the editors page much anymore. In any case, just PM the editor and tell him to approve the change. You should get a confirmation email when the change is approved (or denied), unless DDT changed stuff. You can find the editor for your region here: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...ase_Editors_557.html Part of the problem I had in Chile was that DDT was the editor and never responded to my requests for changes and / or to be the editor. I wanted to add about a seven or eight regions and possibly hundreds of routes and was met with crickets. Well if you want to add that many routes, just ask DDT to make you the area editor, then you can. That's what I did.
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xmesox
Feb 6, 2012, 7:21 AM
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Well DDT stepped back from the main activity in the site earlier last year so anything sent to him since then may well have not been read or action not taken if sent to his message box or his private e-mail. I've been handling the vast majority of the site duties since then and been setting up area managers etc. If you're interested in being an area manager just PM me the details of which area or e-mail me at support@rockclimbing.com
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Gmburns2000
Feb 6, 2012, 1:22 PM
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xmesox wrote: Well DDT stepped back from the main activity in the site earlier last year so anything sent to him since then may well have not been read or action not taken if sent to his message box or his private e-mail. I've been handling the vast majority of the site duties since then and been setting up area managers etc. If you're interested in being an area manager just PM me the details of which area or e-mail me at support@rockclimbing.com Thanks. Good to know. I didn't know DDT wasn't involved anymore. I no longer live in Chile and there's an editor here in Brazil already, so there's no need at the moment. But I may be moving back to Chile in the coming years, so I'll shoot you a PM then.
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