Wow, that was fast! Nice one. Need to fix my solution with the right rounding now!

Thanks, fixed.

JavaScript ... anything seems to pass atm

Which language?

The tests don't work for this ... anything passes them and there are a few incorrect solutions already submitted. I'm pretty certain the tests should say assertEqual instead of just assert

@johanwiltink your reply above is really helpful about keeping the kata in draft until the problems are ironed out would be really useful if it was shown when someone initially creates a kata as well as something pointing towards the docs to read before hitting publish.

@Blind4Basics thanks - it's much clearer now

This makes a lot of sense snd thanks for the continued replies and explanation and sorry for making extra work for you. I don't think you are toxic at all, it was more a comment on the unforgiving nature of the initial feedback. I would suggest trying to get some more specific direction to this when somebody clicks on create new kata for the first time. Thanks again for all the explanation.

Thanks @kacarrot that makes sense. It sounds very final and I think the process could be made clearer.

It's not a case of not being able to stand the heat, it's more a case of whether such heat is needed. All the initial comments were blunt and not at all helpful. Why did it take multiple teplies and requests from the author just to get a link to the docs? It's great that the help actually does exist but this needs explaining in a much clearer way to new authors.

And I've seen loads of poorly written tasks that don't work or are duplicates published on here so the process isn't completely working anyway.

This was thereply that was needed at the start. This makes sense but I've got to say that it's not clear where all this documentation is.

@blind4basics for what reason? Why is everyone on here so unhelpful and ubsupportive?

Sorry but this threadis depressing. Somebody has tried to make their own kata and not received a single bit of encouragment or even constructive critisism. All that has been put forward is negative and blunt comments saying delete the kata. What sort of toxic culture is this?

Of course your solution will work for this because it's a subset of the harder task. A solution to this task will not work for A Brave New Wordle.

The idea would be for people to attempt this one first, then move on to the harder one (this is a common way that some challenges work on here).

They're not exactly the same because of how they deal with duplicates, although they are similar. There could be a note on this one to try A Brave New Wordle next as dealing with the duplicates makes it a trickier task.