Hello

I'm killing two birds with the one stone here. Two queries, but the first one is just a whinge to get it off my chest.
1. The other day, of the 15 games in Duel, I won 14 games and tied in another. Alas, this meant no badge for getting all fifteen, and though this is not a life threatening event, I'm still grumpy about it. That's the whinge. I'll live. Don't worry about it.
2. More importantly, one of our team members wrote to me today with this query re submitting new questions: "...I have had a question in the queue since the end of march or the beginning of april. and, it's still sitting there. I don't understand it..."
I've explained to this member that, like the popular quiz categories, some questions take a lot longer to go through than other - General and Humanities for example - that those category editors handle the same quiz categories as well, and can get snowed under, and that a lot of the editors hold down day jobs in addition to being editors. BUT it set me thinking re the following:
Would it be possible to have an automatic notice put in, that, if there are too many questions in any particular queue, writers can be told *before* submitting one to that category?
That way writers are not sitting rounding waiting for them to accepted. It can be a deterrent to members who have worked up the courage to submit their first single questions and who are waiting anxiously to see their name in print. And it really IS a thrill when players first start writing questions and they're accepted. It makes them feel good and that's what FT is all about - making people happy. It also encourages them to write more - AND then to attempt quizzes.