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Elishava

problems with submition

8:18 PM, Monday November 7th 2022

dear Uncomfortable,

I am having problems submitting my homework for lesson 2. For some reason when I go to submit my homework for official critique, it says that I havn't completed all of the prerequisites for this lesson. I have completed the 1st lesson, and the 250 box chalenge. however, while a few months ago I was listed as a reputaion of the relentless, I am now listed as 0 reputation. Also, I used to have mail form your staff on my previous submitions, but now all of my mail is gone. I am not sure, but I think my progress on your site may have been deleted somehow. If you could please write back, it would be appritiated.

All the best,

Elisheva

Uncomfortable

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11:35 AM, Tuesday November 8th 2022
edited at 11:35 AM, Nov 8th 2022

Normally this would be better handled by emailing me at the address you'll find in the footer of the website, or messaging me via Patreon.

That said, I looked into it and it appears you have two accounts registered - Elishava and Elisheva. Elisheva is the account you've been submitting for official critique with, which makes sense as it's also what you signed your question here with despite posting from Elishava.

So, switch back to the Elisheva account and you should be fine.

edited at 11:35 AM, Nov 8th 2022

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Elishava

problems with submition

8:18 PM, Monday November 7th 2022

Uncomfortable

11:35 AM, Tuesday November 8th 2022 edited at 11:35 AM, Nov 8th 2022

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11:35 AM, Tuesday November 8th 2022
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