Old guidelines page still exists
Thread poster: Samuel Murray
Samuel Murray
Samuel Murray  Identity Verified
Netherlands
Local time: 00:19
Member (2006)
English to Afrikaans
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Nov 14, 2016

Hello

On my profile page it says that I had endorsed version 1.2, but I'm also asked to consider endorsing the latest version. The link to this "latest" version is http://www.proz.com/?sp=info/index&sssp=guidelines, which is actually version 1.1.

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When I visit that page, it tells me that this is the existing version and that I had endorsed a "previous" version, even though I didn't. When I click the button to endorse the "current" (1.1) version, as a test, I'm told that it was successful, but my profile page still says that I had endorsed version 1.2.

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Samuel


 
Maria Kopnitsky
Maria Kopnitsky  Identity Verified
United States
Spanish to English
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Thanks, Samuel Nov 18, 2016

Hello Samuel,

Thanks for reporting this. Those who have already endorsed the latest version of the professional guidelines will no longer see that prompt in their profiles. Those who have not yet endorsed version 1.2 will be encouraged to do so (instead of linking to the 1.1 version).

Thanks again, and please let me know if I can help with anything else.

Best regards,

Maria


 


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