Edit approvals

[Mark Wilden]

There seems to be quite a backlog of taxa to be approved. Is there anything I should know that's preventing that from happening?

[Marek Borowiec]

I think cloning some of the active users would have solved the problem.

On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 11:10 AM, Mark Wilden <ma...@mwilden.com> wrote:

There seems to be quite a backlog of taxa to be approved. Is there anything I should know that's preventing that from happening?

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[Michael Branstetter]

I suggest that after someone finishes reviewing a paper, they then email another AntCat user (or perhaps the entire list) asking them to review their entries. This might motivate/remind less active users to participate.

Best,

Michael

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[Mark Wilden]

Good idea. You can use this list to communicate, if you want. The subject line might simply be "Approval Request".