Q.1 Is there any place where I can find all the EDITOR'S PICKS?
Q.2 When I go to my quiz creation tempelate it gives me a warning that EDITORS have marked that your previous quizzes are not according to funtrivia standards and this may result in long waitage of quizzes being online. To reduce wait, you should constantly submit good quizzes with no grammatical mistakes. How can I submit quizzes when my quizzes remain pening for too long about 1-2 week(s)?

Thanks.

As for the second part of your question - there are several things you can do.

While you have one quiz waiting in the queue, you can be working on your next quiz. Think of all the things that previous editors have told you about your quizzes, and try to prevent these problems in your next quiz. For instance, if you were told that you have spelling or grammatical errors, put your new quiz through spellcheck. If you were told that you needed more substantial interesting information, do some research for your new quiz. Play top rated quizzes (the ones with sunglasses) in the categories that you like, to see what makes a good quiz. Play all the quizmaker tune up quizzes to ensure that you don't make common mistakes.
When a quiz comes back to you with an editor's suggestions, please read that note carefully, and take care of ALL the points made. If I send a note to an author asking for five changes needed on a quiz, I don't want to see the quiz back with only one of the changes made. If you don't understand something that an editor has said to you, send a specific note to that editor - not "Please help me with my quiz" but "I don't understand what you meant by ....".

You can improve your author rating by doing these things, and soon your quizzes will not have such long waits in the queue.

I'd also suggest you play the Quizmaker Tuneups quizzes, the quizzes on English grammar AND have someone sit with you and proofread your quiz. (Preferably BEFORE you submit.)

Thanks all of you for giving me valuable advices.

That is what we are here for but please take note that when you ask a question and are given an answer by either an editor, moderator or administrator we do not expect you to argue with the answer given. If you cannot accept our answers there is little point in asking questions.

I am really sorry that I started this way. I will avoid these mistakes in future.

Ooooh author rating!!! Is there any way to find out what mine is, or is that info only behind the scenes for editors' use?

By the way, you guys are great! Not only have you answered every question I've asked, you've done it so quickly it's amazing. Nobody who works CS for companies answers inquiries this fast!

Thanks,
Kimmie

"Ooooh author rating!!! Is there any way to find out what mine is, or is that info only behind the scenes for editors' use?"

You answered your own question Simmmba. It is only for our use as editors. But as my co editors have stated, the best way to be highly regarded as a quizmaker is to take the above measures.

Bruyere, editor

It's the latter; the numbers on the far right of that table are the average ratings of the quizzes of that author (as rated by the members who played their quizzes).

The title on that page is Terry's shorthand for the words below it ("Authors with at least 50 quizzes online who have the highest ratings averages over all of their quizzes).