Answer 1

Challenges may be programming related. This question though is not about challenges, it's about if that Sololearn bot is a bot or not - and that's not really programming-related.

It's Sololearn-related though, so it can still be valid (I never know where to find that nice discussion Janning⭐ and others had about it a while ago).

Yet the 'identity of SoloLearn account' is discussed in several threads already, so why not discuss in these instead of creating new ones?

Answer 2

I agree with HonFu's assessment. There are already threads that cover this. Here's a lengthy one that is tracking the bot's behavior:

https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/1714833

I think the discussion regarding the scope of the Q&A area has been touched on many times through many threads, so I'm not sure which one would be best, other than to say that mods have already amended via answers in the Yeva thread to include SoloLearn related questions. However, there's a caveat in that SoloLearn related questions are supposed to be for improving the platform (e. g. if you are offering to add a lesson and are gauging interest) or adding to the resource base (i.e. questions related to how to use SoloLearn). To me, this doesn't include questions that are merely out of curiosity, suggestions/feedback/complaints/rants that don't include a concrete offer to contribute (we have a feedback option and users can reach out to SoloLearn directly via email), open letters to SoloLearn's dev team, etc.

For details, see the CCGs.

Answer 3

https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/1767287/?ref=app

Answer 4

TheCoder | Check The Codes I Make :) are you sure about that???

Answer 5

this section is meant for programming related questions only, please visit the guideline to know the pros and cons of the community
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/1316935/?ref=app

Answer 6

I personally think it's a Bot but it just guesses answers...It has no database for correct answers⚠