Hi chief editor or some responsible person who take care the c# Corner,
I don't know how to contact you, so I write here in forums I already post before that but my question was deleted by your side… why? Why you guys don't want to give answer, I want to ask is there any quality check working behind in C# Corner I suppose no.. Not at all News section and other articles, Is that posting means copy 2,3 lines from different-different sites 4 to 5 sites combine them change 1,2 line and copy 1,2 image some-where and just post them. What the hell, In the article section sometime I notice some of the article exactly created on same pattern of different tutorial website, sometime content also copy from the sites. If you want just content no matter quality and copying, I owned an IT institute and I can provide you flood of content free of cost….
UI wise our C# Corner is best but in content it is not even in top 10/20, I think if the content of our site is make high quality, there is no competitor will any more for C# Corner….. Hope you guys think about that and work on it instead of deleting this post………..
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Mahesh ChandPosted Mar 8, 2013, 8:34 PM
First of all, let me say thank you for being such a supporter of the site and liking the UI. Much appreciated.
I am not sure why your question was deleted first hand but may the "language" you may have used. While some words may seem OK to you, some people may find them offensive. Sam's answer has covered some of the good points but here are a few I want to mention.
C# Corner is not a publication house or MSDN. WE do not compete with any publications or authors on contents. We believe as a programmer or developer, if you think you have something that may help others, it will qualify. For example, the most read article is "How to display a messagebox in ASP.NET". Now you would say, what a useless small article? This is what I say. Ask a bald man value of hair. If I need code snippet to display a message box right now, I get it, that's best solution for me.
That said, I am not saying we do not focus on quality. As a matter of fact, all of our articles go through a regressive editorial process. We make sure articles are not copied, contents are not duplicate and grammar is acceptable.
About beginner articles. I believe, TODAY'S STUDENTS ARE TOMORROW'S TEACHERS. I was a beginner one day. I wasn't born in England. I was born as a farmer in a little village. Hell, I didn't even had electricity until my college. I remember, we used to use oil Lanterns for study at night and mosquitoes would gather around. When I was growing up in a small village, I did not have too many opportunities. But now I want to make sure at least we can give young guys opportunities that will help them in the future. This is really we are trying to do here. WE are not here to show off how good our website is, how advanced our contents are. Our goal is to help, who don't get much help.
Critics and feedback is always most welcome!
Sam HobbsPosted Mar 7, 2013, 4:34 PM
If you have a correction for an article, then you can post a comment for it. I suggest that before clicking on the Submit button, that you make a copy, in case something happens. Just try to be nice when you post a comment. If the comment is lengthy enough, consider creating an extension for the article. Any member can create an extension for an article. Or you can create a totally new article.
I edit nearly all articles for the purpose of improving the grammar. I do make corrections but I do not make all corrections. I can submit feedback for authors that only the author and other management sees. I hope that authors make the corrections but it does not always happen. There are situations in which I hope that someone such as you will assist us in improving the quality.
This web site encourages everyone to be authors. It is easier for any member to submit an article than most places. I admit that the quality of articles and the experience of authors vary tremendously.
Note that authors are free to submit their articles elsewhere also, so it is possible for the contents of an article to exist elsewhere. Some sites, such as the MSDN, allow content to be copied. This site attempts to prevent content to exist here without permission. If you are aware of content that has been copied without authorization then please report it, but I am not sure where to report it.
As the editor for this web site, I do not want you to flood this web site with content because it will keep me so busy. I do however want to encourage you to do that. Go ahead, please keep me very busy.
Neha SharmaPosted Feb 26, 2013, 8:11 AM
Calm down!
you can contact on [email protected] he ll reply you asap.
i am also a user here not from admin panel,hope you ll be satisfy very soon.