Well lately I've seen that the users of this site have demanded a lot of things from Brilliant. But I think WE owe a LOT to them. They gave us a FREE website to hone our skills. They deserve a round of applause. COME ON, thank Brilliant :)
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Thank you all for all of your kind words of support. Thanks Soham for acknowledging our hard work. We are thrilled that many of you find our site to be the best place to hone your skills and challenge your minds. We look forward to improving, expanding, and trying new things to explore the possibilities of what an online problem solving site can be.
We value the feedback all of you give, both the good and the bad, the praise and the criticism. We are proud to have people engaged in our site, who appreciate what we do and care about the site's future.
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Under the problem sets, it has an option of both printing and sending them to your mobile device ... is there way that you could try to incorporate that soon? It would be really useful.
I really appreciate how hardworking the Brilliant staff is, though - completely agree with Soham C.
It is always easier to demand more than it is to appreciate what we already have. Brilliant is doing a great job, and they are working towards doing even better. Brilliant, we salute your dedication and perseverance!
Finally! Here's someone that can appreciate all that the people at Brilliant are doing for us. We are but humble guests at this website. It seems that many of the users are whining and complaining about how this isn't up to their exact specifications. We may have the right to voice our opinions, but once it's out there, it's out there. The workers at Brilliant DO listen and are doing the best they can, and they shouldn't be bossed around by users that make no contributions to the site. We need to appreciate the BESTwebsite out there that allows us to better mathematics and physics skills. Kudos to Brilliant, all it's workers so diligant, and may this site prosper.
To be honest, I've seen a lot of people saying that the entire concept of doing Brilliant is to compete for summer camp or master sessions. Frankly, there are many sources of problems that can be obtained, I have seen many of them, but nothing has given me the thrill that doing Brilliant has. I'm not sure what part of Brilliant is so interesting, but the overall design is really motivational and interesting. Thank you!
From helping impoverished and struggling students catch up and receive better education, to helping proficient students further improve their skills, websites like Brilliant.org really have the potential to transform education. And it's free. Thanks a lot!
YAH I ALSO LIKE THIS SITE VERY MUCH.IT WILL BE MORE EFFICIENT FOR US IF YOU GIVE 15 SUMS IN A SET RATHER THAN 8 SO WE CAN RAISE OUR KNOWLEDGE TO A CONSIDERABLE EXTENT IN A WEEK ITSELF.
yes indeed ......... @Soham C ..........
An excellent sentiment
we should indeed be grateful for their tireless work to hone our skills !!! I too salute you Brilliant
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Thank you all for all of your kind words of support. Thanks Soham for acknowledging our hard work. We are thrilled that many of you find our site to be the best place to hone your skills and challenge your minds. We look forward to improving, expanding, and trying new things to explore the possibilities of what an online problem solving site can be.
We value the feedback all of you give, both the good and the bad, the praise and the criticism. We are proud to have people engaged in our site, who appreciate what we do and care about the site's future.
From the entire office of Brilliant, we would like to say, "Thank you, and you're welcome:)"
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A request: Can we have a user count?
Under the problem sets, it has an option of both printing and sending them to your mobile device ... is there way that you could try to incorporate that soon? It would be really useful.
I really appreciate how hardworking the Brilliant staff is, though - completely agree with Soham C.
It is always easier to demand more than it is to appreciate what we already have. Brilliant is doing a great job, and they are working towards doing even better. Brilliant, we salute your dedication and perseverance!
Finally! Here's someone that can appreciate all that the people at Brilliant are doing for us. We are but humble guests at this website. It seems that many of the users are whining and complaining about how this isn't up to their exact specifications. We may have the right to voice our opinions, but once it's out there, it's out there. The workers at Brilliant DO listen and are doing the best they can, and they shouldn't be bossed around by users that make no contributions to the site. We need to appreciate the BESTwebsite out there that allows us to better mathematics and physics skills. Kudos to Brilliant, all it's workers so diligant, and may this site prosper.
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you are right bob
Yup! I too agree. A wonderful site. Helping us to gain knowledge and develop thinking skills...
Yeah! I also agree with that. I have been longing for such a fantastic website for developing my skills. Thanks a lot Brilliant!
Thanks so much brilliant for everything.
Yup.. Thanks brilliant for such a wonderful website :)
Hope the brilliant staff will see this thread :)
To be honest, I've seen a lot of people saying that the entire concept of doing Brilliant is to compete for summer camp or master sessions. Frankly, there are many sources of problems that can be obtained, I have seen many of them, but nothing has given me the thrill that doing Brilliant has. I'm not sure what part of Brilliant is so interesting, but the overall design is really motivational and interesting. Thank you!
From helping impoverished and struggling students catch up and receive better education, to helping proficient students further improve their skills, websites like Brilliant.org really have the potential to transform education. And it's free. Thanks a lot!
yes i also agree with u.......such a wonderful website .......thanks u website
we say thank you to the entire staff for such good problems!!!!!!!!!!! for such a wonderful site.........:))))))))
Ya truly brilliant.org is truly a brilliant area to practice........
Yes, right. Thanks for this media where I can improve this skills. Brilliant :)
ya thanx brilliant
indeed thx for the effort, brilliant
one of the best problem solving forums!!
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@Sambit NOT ONE OF THE BEST.. IT IS "THE" BEST PROBLEM SOLVING SITE.....
Thanks!
thanks for evrythin brilliant
Thank you very much brilliant...I really learned a lot from this website
brilliant,Brilliant!
YAH I ALSO LIKE THIS SITE VERY MUCH.IT WILL BE MORE EFFICIENT FOR US IF YOU GIVE 15 SUMS IN A SET RATHER THAN 8 SO WE CAN RAISE OUR KNOWLEDGE TO A CONSIDERABLE EXTENT IN A WEEK ITSELF.
Yup.. Thanks brilliant for such a wonderful website ~ ' r ' )
ya, i also want to thank such a beautiful website for improving my skills..........
yes indeed ......... @Soham C .......... An excellent sentiment we should indeed be grateful for their tireless work to hone our skills !!! I too salute you Brilliant
oh really really thanks for presenting us such a awesome online place
Yeah indeed,this is an immense
THANKS BRILLIANT.....!!! you're the right place for every BRILLIANTS...
Thanks to you sorry im new:)
I ALSO AGREE WITH SOHAM C , BUT I WOULD JUST LIKE BRILLIANT TO OPEN ALL THE SETS OF PRACTIC SECTION TO ALL WITHOUT THE USE OF FACEBOOK
you are doing a great job..its like, Brilliant is made by Brilliant professors for Brilliant students...thank you Brilliant..
Thank you brilliant!!!!!
YES FROM MY DEEP HEART IWOULD SAY THAT BRILLIANT IS THE BEST WEBSITE FOR HELPING THE STUDENTS FROM ALL OVER THA WORLD AT LAT THANK YOU BRILLIANT !!!!
THANX BRILLIANT:)