The Sheep Walk Award
For those who simply copy the extensions and apps made by others, and that too not by building them but just downloading the .aia file and adding it to the app inventor .
For those who simply copy the extensions and apps made by others, and that too not by building them but just downloading the .aia file and adding it to the app inventor .
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You may attain this award when your app breaks down unanticipatedly at the final stage, despite having run seamlessly before.
This award was inspired by the 2022 Bahrain Grand Prix, where Red Bull-Oracle Racing's driver Sergio Pérez's engine seized up on the final lap, causing him to retire.
Algae Award
Algae is a autotrophic organism. The things mentioned here are mostly about autotrophic organisms, but, the term algae
is used to make it an anti-award
, else if, the term autotrophic
was used, it would be rather an award instead of an anti-award.
The one who marks his own reply as solution to his own post, even if it was not the actual solution.
This is because I know such people in the MIT AI2 Community.
Will not be mentioning.
I've edited this so many times and so much to provide the best content possible, including fixing some typos.
Have you seen such people in the MIT AI2 Community ? ( Don't mention )
Jeremiah Carlton Award
Jeremiah Carlton is believed to be the laziest person in the world. Please see the Reference
section for more info
.
This award will be given to the people who are too lazy to press the search option and search the topic about which they have a doubt, before creating a whole new
topic, which is actually not new.
This award is not given to people who didn't notice the topic under the search feature.
"new"
topics, which were already solved before.TL3
and TL4
members waste their time to find the answers for the users by using the easy-to-use search feature
(which they could've used themselves, but who cares ?), in atleast 20 so called "new"
topics.TL3
and TL4
members.Exception
as an Excuse
15 times in their posts.I and many other people have seen such people in this community.
Have you seen such people in the MIT App Inventor Community ? Don't mention that person.
Questions usually get answers/solutions within minutes on the community. Some users ask a question, and then completely disappear for weeks/months/longer, before returning to either ask another question or say thank you for the solution.
I somewhat admire this relaxed attitude to app development
I saw five such people just today, for three of them, I provided the Solution to their problem, they saw it, but they didn't mark it, other two, just created the topic, and have vanished.
The award for developers who follow a guide or tutorial, but seem unable to perform the simple activity of copying the blocks correctly, then say it doesn't work.
GRAND PRIZE "THE SCREAM"!!!
FOR THOSE USERS WHO WRITE EVERYTHING IN CAPITAL LETTERS.
THE TIME THAT A POWER USER PUTS IT IN LOWERCASE WILL BE VALUED.
"Shakespeare in Love" Award.
For those of us who write badly in English, even using Google Translator.
Me do that!
I do it
even this sentence using google translate
A little unfair on this harmless pretty little bird, however....
The snipe has probably been coding (but not block coding) for over thirty years, thus suffers from a severe lacking in social skills, knows everything about everything, and simply has to have the last word, .....before going off in a huff. The snipe is fun to "bait" if you have the time and energy, but for the unsuspecting, best left well alone.
for those of us that think throwing everything into the "bowl" will make it easier to complete the work (providing/including lengthy over-complicated blocks that are either unnecessary or unwanted)
Somehow you just know that having provided a solution to a user's problem, they are going to come straight back with:
"actually there are five of them"
or
"just one other thing" (related or not)
and this will keep happening....
(I'll ask here)
For those of us who, for whatever inexplicable reason, are incapable of starting their own topic, or asking their query on an existing topic of their subject after searching the community, appear to pick a random topic from the latest view, and ask their unrelated question there....
The (Little too) Early Helper
The one who always is ready to help other users without having the basic knowledge of using that component or AI2....