Hi Victoria, Yes we received your answer about the T-shirt prize. We have submitted the order. Congrats again

I am not sure what you are looking to do so I would suggest you review the Terms of Use for Cody

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/termsofuse.html#cody

Hi Rafael

The issue is fixed now. Thank you for pointing it out.

Please let us know in case you see aby further errors

Vivek

@Michelle Zheng: as far as I understand, the Rate text in the top bar (along with Like and Add To Group) is only hyperlinked once you have solved a problem. Before you solve any given problem, that text will not be hyperlinked.

The Cody team should also punish people that continuously report others to damage their score. And if a report is fake, the accuser should get the punishment instead (and that's fair).

This subject must be treated by responsible personnel, with ethics, morals and philosophy. All problems are problems. Perhaps a problem is easy for one and difficult for another. Spam is something else, maybe it should be punished. But who publishes a problem, as stupid as it may seem, is a problem, humanity will find many ways to solve it. Once the stupid problems are over, they will start to see more complicated problems. Everything is part of the heritage of humanity.

WOW, the punishment is serious, getting banned, but playing by the rules of the game is not bad. If there is a legal hole, I do not see that it is wrong to exploit it. Lawyers have done it a long time, and it's legal. Plug the holes and penalize those who make or hack the system, not the good players. It is precisely the good players, those who find the holes, they should be rewarded, not punished. How ironic, MATLAB is logic, and here we want to punish logic.

The FAQ page includes a link for users to report cheating or spamming.

I'm sure that obvious efforts to cheat will result in their being disqualified. I recall that that happened last time.