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Critical bug: take real exams of beta test
At 7:29 AM on Jul 7, 2006, Gustavo wrote:
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I've just discovered a important (maybe critical) bug. Now it's not forbidden to take a real exam of a test still beta. And when you try it, you only have to answer 1 QUESTION!!!. If you pass that exam, then you obtain your knowledge points, and have to pay with contribution points.
I've discovered that by passing the "Java 5 new features", so, I ask JBB administrators to remove that exam from my profile, and restoring my knowledge and contribution points (I really don't want to pass exams cheating).
Cheers,
Gustavo
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Re: Critical bug: take real exams of beta test
Hi Gustavo,As I told you by mail this afternoon, I've called Aymeric who will take a look this week-end.
Thank you for reporting.