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How to view all the repair zone questions?
At 1:23 AM on Nov 27, 2007, Amzad Basha wrote:
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I could not find the option to view all the repair zone questions, which we used to view earlier by clicking Admin > Stable Questions option.
Please let me know where this option is, and how to reply back the comments, so that we can close 10-20 of the comments every day.
thanks,
Amzad Basha.
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Re: How to view all the repair zone questions?
Amzad,There's a link on the YAMP monitoring screen. Note that it's ok for comments to be open a week (unless they are urgent) so the original author can reply.
Re: How to view all the repair zone questions?
Replying to comment has been fixed and should work right now.Aymeric
Re: How to view all the repair zone questions?
Yes Jeanne.I am leaving the comment open for a period of 2-3 days as of now. From now onwards, I will leave it open for a week if it is not urgent.
I used close the comments such as "good question" immediately.
thanks,
Amzad Basha.
Re: How to view all the repair zone questions?
> I used close the comments such as "good question" immediately.Good point. I wasn't thinking about those.