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the website where English Language teachers exchange resources:
worksheets, lesson plans, activities, etc.
Our collection is growing every day with the help of many teachers. If
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How long does it take to receive credit for worksheets? I uploaded 3 of them yesterday and I thought that I �d recieve credit for them by today. Do I only get credit when someone else downloads them?
Yap your right! You will only be given points if somebody downloads your worksheet and credits will be given a day after I think. The reason why they don �t give points immediately is to give time for the administrator to review whether the submitted worksheet is stolen or not before giving the credit.
EDIT:
by the way, i wonder how come you didn�t see this, even after 3 uploads
that you performed ... I uploaded a ws last night and the red letters were an
eye sore! Tut tut! "Thanks for your contribution.
Tomorrow it will be published and it will start getting points. THOSE POINTS WILL
BE TRANSFERRED TO YOUR ACCOUNT ONE DAY AFTER."
To add to Ivona.... The magical points hour is MIDNIGHT
SPANISH TIME. Everything runs according to this. New daily printables
become available after MINDIGHT SPANISH TIME every day. Then your worksheets
are in the daily download section for 24 hours. At MIDNIGHT SPANISH TIME any
points you have gained from people downloading your work will be credited to
your account. So the big thing is, is to work out how the time in YOUR country
matches SPANISH time.
It can get tricky with different time zones as it feels like it is spread over
a couple of days... You also need to know how your time compares to Spanish
time as some new members get caught out while downloading their 30 free ones a
day thinking that everything is great.... but then halfway through points start
coming off.... because here in SPAIN it has already passed midnight, and
therefore the NEW worksheets have come up and you are still trying to download
the old ones... (clear as mud?)
