If your "rush-week how-to task" is accepted, but you are not chosen to be on the "how-to team", shouldn't you get feedback as to why?
http://www.mahalo.com/how-to-join-the-how-to-team
** Just found out I actually had made the team, but maybe this is a worthwhile question for others who didn't make the team. I would advise you to get in touch with your advisor on the page to double check if you think there was a mistake, that paid off for me!
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Your question is a very good one. When I first started here, I was unclear on a bunch of the same stuff you're bringing up now. First of all, I think there should be feedback as to why a person DOESN'T get accepted to the team when their task IS accepted. That would be incredibly helpful, especially because a lot of people doing the Rush Week tasks are new to Mahalo itself and could use a little extra info.
Your second question: And if you are not chosen for the how to task team, are you supposed to do another rush-week task?
Yes, you can do one per week, and if you don't get chosen for the team, by all means, do another! Doing a Rush Week task each week really ups your chances on getting onto the team anyways, so why not?
Hope this helps, and congrats again! Great page by the way!
Best,
MVK
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