So, I recently unlocked my Contributions page in my profile, and most of you probably know about it coz I've been bragging about it everywhere, even though its not that big of an achievement. But I have noticed that on the side, there is something caled a Featured Solution, and I have 2 featured solutions.
When I asked Brilliant Mathematics, he\she gave me a mysterious reply stating this -
"It is as it's described. You can personalize your own profile page with the contributions that you're proud of"
Which totally doesn't make sense to me. Please help!!!!!!!!
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@Frisk Dreemurr, @Yajat Shamji, @Mahdi Raza, @Siddharth Chakravarty, @Vinayak Srivastava, @Páll Márton
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Percy, show your contributions page!
I think it means solutions you made that were at the top (or most upvoted) in the problem. I am sure that a featured solution counts when you have the top/first explanation on a daily challenge, not sure whether that applies to community problems as well.
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Oh! But I never got a top solution, my highest was yesterday's challenge where I got the second best solution
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That's interesting, it might be one of the community problems then...
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I don't know, I think every solution that has a minimum n number of upvotes becomes featured. But I am not sure.
I don't know about featured solutions, I think the same as Vinayak, except that the number n varies from question to question, and is gained using an algorithm of some kind
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@Percy Jackson
I think you are confused between top solutions and featured solutions. Top solutions can at max be 3 of them, but featured can be many many. Please correct me if I am wrong
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I understood my misunderstanding, thanks @Mahdi Raza!
I think you can be feautured member only once. You are a feautured member already, because you wrote your 10th solution on July 16. BTW Brilliant Mathematics aren't a group? I'm a featured member by a top solution. And you(@every body)?
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LOL @Vinayak Srivastava wrote his 5th problem and I wrote a popular solution on May 11
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He is asking featured solution, not member!
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@Páll Márton - Yes, I was a featured member for my 10th solution, but I'd rather have it for a popular solution like you. I was talking about featured solutions, and its there under Impact in your Contributions page. Did you know that Calvin Lin, some one from Brilliant staff used to make notes 5 years ago, every month or so, about a Brilliant member who is awesome, called featured member notes.
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@Percy Jackson - That is good to know. Btw, I got the infinity war reference, just watched it.
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Featured solutions mean the solutions which you want to feature in your contributions page and you are proud of, show others which solutions are the best ones you have written. By default, most probably I think it would be your top solutions but I changed some of my solutions to the ones which I really liked, you might see the Edit button in your solution, there is also a "Add to My Contribution" button also along with the delete button which is useful when your solution is the one you are not proud of.