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  "id": 421596,
  "title": "Venting: The July 5th near-final draft expectation came from where? (vs. July 16th \"Final notebook submission deadline\")",
  "url": "/competitions/2023-kaggle-ai-report/discussion/421596",
  "author_name": "Chris Busse",
  "post_date": "2023-07-06T01:11:36.333000",
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  "content": "<p>I know there is a pinned Q&amp;A thread, but the question of what is supposed to be submitted today July 5th relative to draft/final status keeps coming up, and the response repeatedly given is honestly frustrating.</p>\n<p>The timeline page sets the expectation that on July 5th \"You are required to make the notebook containing your essay public prior to this deadline\" and then clearly states there is a window until July 16th to revise the essay.</p>\n<p>The /timeline page does not say that it is supposed to be near-final. It's implicit at best based on how long one expects to take to collect peer feedback and revise accordingly.</p>\n<p>I've been offline since June 23rd through the US July 4th holiday and had a to do item set from weeks ago to \"make kaggle contest notebook public\" -- to read these threads on my first day back online, and also have to fight the conversion process from well-formatted text and images to a Python tool that is kludgey at best for something like this really leaves a bad taste in my mouth as a newcomer considering becoming an active part of the community.</p>",
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      "content": "<p>I know there is a pinned Q&amp;A thread, but the question of what is supposed to be submitted today July 5th relative to draft/final status keeps coming up, and the response repeatedly given is honestly frustrating.</p>\n<p>The timeline page sets the expectation that on July 5th \"You are required to make the notebook containing your essay public prior to this deadline\" and then clearly states there is a window until July 16th to revise the essay.</p>\n<p>The /timeline page does not say that it is supposed to be near-final. It's implicit at best based on how long one expects to take to collect peer feedback and revise accordingly.</p>\n<p>I've been offline since June 23rd through the US July 4th holiday and had a to do item set from weeks ago to \"make kaggle contest notebook public\" -- to read these threads on my first day back online, and also have to fight the conversion process from well-formatted text and images to a Python tool that is kludgey at best for something like this really leaves a bad taste in my mouth as a newcomer considering becoming an active part of the community.</p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "I know there is a pinned Q&A thread, but the question of what is supposed to be submitted today July 5th relative to draft/final status keeps coming up, and the response repeatedly given is honestly frustrating.\n\nThe timeline page sets the expectation that on July 5th \"You are required to make the notebook containing your essay public prior to this deadline\" and then clearly states there is a window until July 16th to revise the essay.\n\nThe /timeline page does not say that it is supposed to be near-final. It's implicit at best based on how long one expects to take to collect peer feedback and revise accordingly.\n\nI've been offline since June 23rd through the US July 4th holiday and had a to do item set from weeks ago to \"make kaggle contest notebook public\" -- to read these threads on my first day back online, and also have to fight the conversion process from well-formatted text and images to a Python tool that is kludgey at best for something like this really leaves a bad taste in my mouth as a newcomer considering becoming an active part of the community."
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    "2332088": "I know there is a pinned Q&A thread, but the question of what is supposed to be submitted today July 5th relative to draft/final status keeps coming up, and the response repeatedly given is honestly frustrating.\n\nThe timeline page sets the expectation that on July 5th \"You are required to make the notebook containing your essay public prior to this deadline\" and then clearly states there is a window until July 16th to revise the essay.\n\nThe /timeline page does not say that it is supposed to be near-final. It's implicit at best based on how long one expects to take to collect peer feedback and revise accordingly.\n\nI've been offline since June 23rd through the US July 4th holiday and had a to do item set from weeks ago to \"make kaggle contest notebook public\" -- to read these threads on my first day back online, and also have to fight the conversion process from well-formatted text and images to a Python tool that is kludgey at best for something like this really leaves a bad taste in my mouth as a newcomer considering becoming an active part of the community."
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