January 2002
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
8h 45m
English
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The Submissions List
Logged-in Authors will see a link in the Admin menu labeled
n
Submissions, in which
n is the current number of user submissions in the queue.
Clicking the link leads to the Submissions list (relative URL /submit.pl?op=list).
Similar in format to the Stories List, it summarizes the queued submissions, listing the oldest Stories first.
This is the Slash version of a slush pile.
Slashdot, the mothership of Slash sites, receives several hundred user submissions per day. When a news story particularly dear to the hearts of its readers breaks, the queue may receive dozens of near-identical submissions. The Submissions list has several features intended to help Authors cope with this situation. It shows lots of information, so a wide browser window is necessary.
The table at the top of the page summarizes the distribution of current submissions across site Sections (see Figure 5-2). Only those Sections with queued submissions will appear. Clicking on either a name or a number will lead to a trimmed-down version of the list, showing only the submissions for that Section. This can quickly break a large list into manageable chunks. The Submissions link found on every Section’s homepage also leads to the single-Section view of the Submissions list.
Figure 5-2. The Submissions list
The Submissions list displays the date, time, and subject of each submission, along with ...
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