wenxiz wrote:I know this is a noob question, but I am a noob. What color is LSAT status before green? And what's the sense in doing a papal release? Just to create anticipation?
Green. Always green. All there is is green.
wenxiz wrote:I know this is a noob question, but I am a noob. What color is LSAT status before green? And what's the sense in doing a papal release? Just to create anticipation?
I was born into green. You merely adopted it. By the time I saw grey all it was was blinding.TheWalkingDebt wrote:wenxiz wrote:I know this is a noob question, but I am a noob. What color is LSAT status before green? And what's the sense in doing a papal release? Just to create anticipation?
Green. Always green. All there is is green.
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Yes, but the intermediary green doesn't really help with the bundled way they release it, right? Are you telling me that for some people, the status will turn grey before others? And if yours is still green you know it's not your time? Because if everyone's turns green at the same time (gauging from reading this forum that seems to be true) and everyone's turns grey at the same time, then really all they are signaling is how close they are to releasing the score. It seems cruel.basedvulpes wrote:They don't release everyone's score at the exact same moment. They come out in waves.wenxiz wrote:I know this is a noob question, but I am a noob. What color is LSAT status before green? And what's the sense in doing a papal release? Just to create anticipation?
grey means the scores are in the process of being released, but the icons don't turn green as soon as you register they are green.wenxiz wrote:Yes, but the intermediary green doesn't really help with the bundled way they release it, right? Are you telling me that for some people, the status will turn grey before others? And if yours is still green you know it's not your time? Because if everyone's turns green at the same time (gauging from reading this forum that seems to be true) and everyone's turns grey at the same time, then really all they are signaling is how close they are to releasing the score. It seems cruel.basedvulpes wrote:They don't release everyone's score at the exact same moment. They come out in waves.wenxiz wrote:I know this is a noob question, but I am a noob. What color is LSAT status before green? And what's the sense in doing a papal release? Just to create anticipation?
cdotson2 wrote:grey means the scores are in the process of being released, but the icons don't turn green as soon as you register they are green.wenxiz wrote:Yes, but the intermediary green doesn't really help with the bundled way they release it, right? Are you telling me that for some people, the status will turn grey before others? And if yours is still green you know it's not your time? Because if everyone's turns green at the same time (gauging from reading this forum that seems to be true) and everyone's turns grey at the same time, then really all they are signaling is how close they are to releasing the score. It seems cruel.basedvulpes wrote:They don't release everyone's score at the exact same moment. They come out in waves.wenxiz wrote:I know this is a noob question, but I am a noob. What color is LSAT status before green? And what's the sense in doing a papal release? Just to create anticipation?
^basically, reddit in a sentence.buckiguy_sucks wrote:
That thread is a whole load of wtf
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no judgment. guilty of loving it toobasedvulpes wrote:Whoa man back off. Reddit is where I waste my time when you guys are being boring.EnderWiggin wrote:^basically, reddit in a sentence.buckiguy_sucks wrote:
That thread is a whole load of wtf
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