[freeplay]

I'm wondering how they're determining a correct answer. I know, for sure, that one of my answers was correct but it was marked incorrect. I'm wondering if I need to include specific keywords in my answer? How detailed do I need to be?

[whynotkeithberg]

I'm pretty sure that's why some user marking themselves as 3 strawberry emojis accomplished a 3333333.33% success rate.

[jtsaw]

try to be as detailed as possible. With text sometimes it's hard to determine how close your answer was to the correct one.

[whynotkeithberg]

How did a user with 3 strawberries as their name achieve a 3333333.33% success rate?

EDIT: After asking this instead of responding back to me they just removed it. But it obviously shows how lacking their system is.

[wilson090]

must be the arrival of agi

[wilson090]

the user competition is meant to be a fun side-project that we threw together today, I think it's cool that people hack things like that so quickly :)

[nsagent]

> the user competition is meant to be a fun side-project that we threw together today, I think it's cool that people hack things like that so quickly :)

The website comes off as a marketing strategy rather than a fun one-day hackathon project. I think that's why it's getting the reaction you're seeing.