Hi there. I began to write a quiz back in August and submitted it at the beginning of September. It was quickly returned to me with such a large number of changes requested that I queried with the editor whether the quiz was in the right category, to which he/she quickly replied. I then sent a further batch of questions concerning the changes required, as I disagreed (politely!) with some, and wanted some clarification. Two months on, I have still had no reply, so I still haven't submitted my quiz. Is there any point sending it with the changes I agree with, or will it be rejected automatically. Is there any way to 'make' an editor reply?

Hmmmm - how did you communicate with the editor? If you used the "not an error" button, and did not resubmit the quiz, the chances are very good that the editor never saw your note. If you did communicate using the 'reply' button, the editor may have deleted the note in error.
Different editors have different methods, but if this were me, I would appreciate a note from you, sent as a reply through the quiz notes, so it is easy to see the quiz. (You can find your quiz notes by clicking on the quiz name, the 'notes' link will appear underneath). Most editors are happy to discuss your opinions with you, as long as you are honestly willing to work on the quiz.

I remember your quiz and sending you a list of changes. However, I do not remember receiving a note about those changes. Please send me a note or resubmit the quiz with the changes made. Thanks.

Ah - thanks both. I think I might have done what agony said. Sorry minch. Will try and sort it out.

That "Not an Error" button can cause problems. It is there for you to use when getting an invalid correction notice. It lets you privately let the editors know why you don't think you should change your quiz. It is very good and useful for that purpose, but doesn't really work for any other purpose. If you want to communicate with an editor, the reply button works best.