Thank you for the clarification!

Yes. When a translation gets approved you'll get added to the contributors. However, you haven't solved the kata, only the previous kumite. You're not eligible to read the Haskell solutions until you've submitted a Haskell solution.

Any Ideas?

Sure. The kata's tests use numbers between 1000000 and 2000000, at least in the Haskell version. Compare that to the small numbers in the example tests. Check your code on your machine with big numbers.

After my translation of "Alphabetic Anagrams" kata into Haskell was published, I could see other Haskell solutions only after I resubmitted my solution. Is it normal?

I think this kata is unecessarily complicated by having the be polymorphic. I think it would be better to restrict it to just Int or Integer.

Really nice kata. Thank you!

Check it on [1] : your function will return [1], but should return [], hope that helps :)

Thanks!

Woop, really great! Hope that was fun! How much time did it take you to solve that? It was a longer while for me. What was the "aha" for you here? :)

As promised: http://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/5424e7b09dd33e988a000059/groups/5447bd9fa5819128de000c60 :)

Wow! That was very interesting. I havn't fully understood all mechanisms behind it, but still it was very enlightening. This kata represent why I decided to learn Haskell -- it feeds you constantly with some really general and beautiful ideas. Thanks, tel!
Also I've found this link helpful: https://www.fpcomplete.com/user/bartosz/understanding-algebras

Thumbs up!

Yes, you're right, i'll redo it