Lesson 3: Applying Construction to Plants
3:35 PM, Friday July 30th 2021
Thanks all!
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3:23 PM, Saturday July 31st 2021
Hi! You appear to have submitted lesson 2 homework for lesson 3. I'm also not sure if you meant to submit this for community feedback or official critique. Even if this was meant for community feedback, I do recommend submitting it again for lesson 2 so that you can get the correct completion badge.
Have a good day!
9:10 PM, Sunday August 1st 2021
Meant to submit for community feedback, but didn't notice the error until after it posted - I didn't see how to edit or delete it in the UI, am I missing something obvious? Or, do I just create a new post under lesson 2? Thanks!
11:23 PM, Monday August 2nd 2021
Yes, I do believe you will have to resubmit.
11:35 AM, Tuesday August 3rd 2021
Done - thanks!
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