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Currently, it is only possible to fork a language if one solved the kata in that language. Forfeiting should enable forking for all available languages of a given kata, since you can see all solutions anyway and you will no longer gain honor/rank from that kata. This would allow users to propose fixes and improvements in a language B after they solved the kata in language A but are not interested in solving it in language B.
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Modifying the algorithm for calculating honor and ranking points based on completed and forfeited translations requires extreme caution. This is a delicate area, and previous bugs have caused significant issues, including instances where users were unable to accumulate ranking points due to these errors. Any changes to this system should be approached with utmost care and thorough testing to avoid repeating past problems.
I'm also uncertain that forfeiting in one language automatically means forfeiting in all languages, especially if you have already completed the translation in some languages prior to your first forfeit.
Currently, it is only possible to fork a language if one solved the kata in that language. Forfeiting should enable forking for all available languages of a given kata, since you can see all solutions anyway and you will no longer gain honor/rank from that kata. This would allow users to propose fixes and improvements in a language B after they solved the kata in language A but are not interested in solving it in language B.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: