I would like to address this issue but I don't understand the issue you have raised.

How might I go about doing this?

The ability to create collections of katas, like a playlist of sorts so I can share them with friends.

It's still marked as having a minor issue, do you know why this is?

I thought you were referring to the Test cases for the solution. I've added the simple test cases for the example tests, and i've addressed the indentation issue.

Thanks for the feedback.

It has tests, which ones did you have in mind?, what indentation issues are you referring to? and how can I address them. What part of the instructions are not clear?

Thanks.

What are part of the instructions are not clear?

I've updated the description which includes a link to an article talking about binding in Javascript.

Thanks for your feedback wthit56.

I have fixed the issue by removing the var keyword from the name variable it is now bound to the global context which produces the correct value the problem describes.

The kata is still marked as having an issue, is this because of the aforementioned problem?

I see, so any recommendations on what I should fiddle in order for it to work? I'm pretty new when it comes to Javascript.

Yes, so the code is right? but the Kata console doesn't inpret it as such?

I don't know man, i've tried both Firefox and Chrome and they both show The Window value. You have any ideas what it could be?

var name = 'The Window';

var alpha = {
    name : 'My Alpha',
    getNameFunc : function(){
        return function(){
            return this.name;
        };
    }
};

console.log(alpha.getNameFunc()());