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Consider excluding your ‘Contests, Critique’ category from ads?

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I just saw this ad on another Codidact:

Could you answer this question? 2021 - February - Clouds (Photography & Video, photography.codidact.com)

It gave me a good chuckle, but maybe isn't the clearest messaging for newcomers. My understanding is that moderators can exclude certain categories of question from these ad boxes—I propose doing so for this category.

Or, maybe one of the mods here wants to raise a feature request to Codidact Meta for having more control over the ‘Could you answer this question?’ text, if these contests are a core part of your community that you do want to advertise? (apparently this is already a thing)

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Monica Cellio‭ wrote over 3 years ago

There is in fact a feature request on Meta, with an associated GitHub issue, to add more context -- either customized text or at least showing the category name. (I think being able to customize the text in the blue part is better.)