Needs fix spells

[Ardenian]

There is no way this spell could possibly be approved in it's current state. It creates a hashtable at every single spellcast.

My bad, I make it sound as if it is. I meant after fixing it, but yes, my post does not make this out.

The only really bad thing about the review was that Magtheridon did not mention this critical flaw in his review.

Oh, I only judged depending on the moderation.

Also, this submission is from 2012... we are kind of beating a dead horse here if we have to go back that far to find unjustified "needs fix" submissions.

Still a 'Needs Fix' that can be moved to 'Approved' if someone fixed it, one less in the pool of 'Needs Fix'.

 

[Zwiebelchen]

Still a 'Needs Fix' that can be moved to 'Approved' if someone fixed it, one less in the pool of 'Needs Fix'.

Wait, this topic is not about approving spells after they got fixed, but to lower the standards for approval themselves.

 

[edo494]

lower standards? what are we, epicwar?

 

[Zwiebelchen]

lower standards? what are we, epicwar?

Don't ask me.

 

[Ardenian]

Wait, this topic is not about approving spells after they got fixed, but to lower the standards for approval themselves.

Any particular reason why "Needs fix" resources in spell section are visible, unlike the other sections? That makes it looks dirty, since in fact ~55% of spell section consists of needs fix resources. Just my opinion, make them invisible. But discussion is better.

The initial discussion was about 'Needs Fix' resources being showed and therefore making the spell section look dirty.

One solution would be to fix these.

 

[Chaosy]

lower standards? what are we, epicwar?

I didn't know epic war hosted spells. I am out, cya all.

edit: aww too bad. I guess I will have to stay here

 

[edo494]

well, you could keep uplading maps as spells you know