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7:11 PM, Wednesday July 8th 2020

Hello! I think it's a fair question. I'm getting to the 250 boxes challenge today, and when I'm done with it, I might take a few minutes to look at yours and offer feedback. (Would appreciate it if you did the same for me). But basically, that's how it works, there is no average wait time because it's free and depends on other people's free time.

Have a great day!

1:30 AM, Thursday July 9th 2020
edited at 1:47 AM, Jul 9th 2020

Thank you for your response! I'm glad I'm not the only one experiencing this. I may give you my feedback on the 250 box challenge, although I'd feel more comfortable critiquing lessons I've already "passed"!

...there is no average wait time because...

As a math tutor, I feel like I should say this: there is an average wait time. There has to be. "Wait time" is a quantity we can measure for every submission that's been critiqued. Theoretically if you added all of those quantities and divided by the total number of critiqued submissions, you would get... the average. But just because we know that value exists doesn't mean we know what it is, or that we can even estimate it (easily). So I totally believe that there is no available info on the average wait time, but the gods of statistics... they know.

Cheers,

Jac

edited at 1:47 AM, Jul 9th 2020
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