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got mine approved this was so helpful https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/470195/?ref=app

It is not covered in the course. Not everyone knows metatags... Neither do I 😂

#Nomeh if you ask logical questions people downvote you. Because sololearn is the place of showoff.

Probably too "hard" (since it's HTML, it might be something too obscure for most SLers). Those of mine in C++ that were declined by moderators were maybe a bit hard too.

Here people deslikes other persons quizzes so that can not approved #jealousy.

I do understand that... I can see many svg questions, which are not covered... This is why I stopped playing HTML

@Илья No, I saw many which I cannot remember which were not covered ;(

This quiz was yours sorry I downvoted it in quiz factory 😂

Exactly. It's not covered in the course. Not everyone here has knowledge of programming outside of SoloLearn, so this question would be impossible for them. p.s. I would have failed this if I was asked

but the svg <text> tag wasn't covered https://code.sololearn.com/W2p01OXc3JUr/?ref=app

hundreds of great <svg> are hidden to even an html pro

if new questions that are out of scope were not allowed in, then our Knowledge on Sololearn will only be cyclic.

@Ekansh, hmmmm 😡 😡 😡

@Nomeh, that's true, but in most locations, such quizzes are easy to guess. Out at least easy for challengers (those who dont have any knowledge outside SoloLearn) to figure out. ... *at least in most cases Yours would be impossible to guess.

@Gami All SVG questions are covered in the course.

@Nomeh, but before we are expected to answer questions on extra stuff (in challenges) sololearn has to introduce a course that teaches us those things. That way, it's fair. Not just in favor of those that have extra programming knowledge

@Gami, 45% of all the quizzes I see on the challenges were not covered in this course a good example is the <dl> and <legend>.

@Nomeh I have never met this

@Netkos, the <meta> tag is a void element like <img> so the slash is optional.

It doesn't give an error to me either. It might be because it's too easy or too hard?