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#H34N1 wrote:
I can't edit the wiki. I can't even log in!

Is it just the AMC problems, or the whole wiki?
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I can't edit the wiki. I can't even log in!

don't you have to register again for the aopswiki, i think you do, but that was too long ago for me to remember, but i think so
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2006: MC Nats - 110th, AMC 8 - 21; 2007: AMC 12A - 132, AIME - 5, ARML - 4; 2008: AMC 12A - 97.5, AIME - 7, ARML - 3; 2009: AMC 12A - 136.5, AMC 12B - 97.5, AIME goal - 10+

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Yes, you have to create a special "wiki" account.
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On the 2006 AMC 10 A, there are no pictures for # 14, 16, 17, and 23. Could someone post the pictures for these? Thanks.

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On the 2006 AMC 10 A, there are no pictures for # 14, 16, 17, and 23. Could someone post the pictures for these? Thanks.


I will do this as soon as possible. There's a heavy backlog of missing images, and making images takes longer than creating new articles does. (pics have been uploaded for those four articles, as well as many others thanks to i_like_pie)

@Archimedes1, pianoforte: You don't have to register for a new account; your account on the AoPSWiki is just your account on AoPS. (I know because I originally created an AoPS account just to edit something on the AoPSWiki!)

@aidan: I thought the solution pamphlets costed money? I used to be worried about copyright infringements when I first started editing the AIMEs on the AoPSWiki, but some of the older packets noted something about not distributing the questions on web resources; however the newer packets seem to let them to be used on the web for educational purposes. Even if we could just move the AMC official solutions to the wiki, that would defeat the point of a wiki.
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There's a heavy backlog of missing images, and making images takes longer than creating new articles does.

I will make some images using MS Visio and PS 7; I hope they meet Wiki standards in terms of quality.

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AMC 10 2007 - Problems and Solutions
Just wondering, why hasn't anybody posted the 2007 AMC 10 A & B, Problems and Solutions, yet?

Thanks. Really appreciate if someone would do it.

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I would do it, except I can't find the AMC 10/12 B tests (they are not in resources). Also there's very few people working on the AMCs on the wiki, so progress is unfortunately limited.

I think the wiki does have the potential to surpass the AMCs under the resources quite soon though ..

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I have a somewhat radical proposition:

Create a new Problem namespace (i.e. Problem:2006 AIME II/Problem 14) in LocalSettings.php and someone (I guess I'll do it if no one else volunteers) can create a script to move all articles starting with four numbers (which would be a year) to that namespace. The advantage of this is that you can then prevent problems and solutions from showing up as Special:Random.

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Re: AMC 10 2007 - Problems and Solutions
Tiger3 wrote:
Just wondering, why hasn't anybody posted the 2007 AMC 10 A & B, Problems and Solutions, yet?

Thanks. Really appreciate if someone would do it.

I would do it, except I don't have the access to the multiple choice answers.Just the questions without choices.
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Thanks. I've seen that the 2007 AMC 10 A Problems have been added to the AoPSWiki. However, some of the diagrams/images are missing. Could someone please create diagrams/images and edit them in? I'd really appreciate it.

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wow...thx.... Razz
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I thought that if we posted the official solutions while acknowledging MAA, it won't be infringing copyrights? I think that's what it said on the pamphlet covers.


I remember seeing AoPS somewhere on the AMC booklet.
Math jams on AMC, AIME and USAMO are also held here. There's no copyrights issues if you post it on AoPSWiki.
I have already post many things on AoPSWiki.

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If there were any legal issues, they would've been dealt with a long time ago - the AMC director visits this site once in a while. (Just check the American Mathematics Competitions forum.)
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