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Note! An expanded version of this post is now available as a downloadable pdf which you can get here: http://worklogistics.com/category/design-patterns/virality/ How this Post is Organized The following is part of a larger product virality study I’m working on. There are three parts here: * Virality K-Factor equation * Virality design pattern library * Reference sharing design Product Virality: Basic structure and the K-Factor Equation In the diagram below, I’ve broken product virality into two parts: Sharing and Engagement and I’ve organized and expanded the standard virality equation around these phases to get better insight into the factors that go into it. These factors are color coded and matched to specific design patterns, which follow below. The attempt here is to directly link the virality equation with specific UX design solutions so that the two perspectives can inform each other. UX Design Pattern Library The UX design patterns below are organized by phase. Each pattern is color coded to show which part of the virality K-factor equation they impact (see above for key). There are five basic phases: * The act of Sharing/Inviting * The Invitation * Sign up * First Run Engagement * Deepening Engagement This is a general approach and the order and importance of each phase will vary for different products, for example, some products may not have a sign up at all. The Sharing/Invite Ask The context for this phase is that a user is in the process of making a decision to share content or to invite another user. The main challenges for this step are: a) getting a user to decide to share b) making it all the way through the invite process and c) increasing the number and frequency of invites. Each example below illustrates one or more design patterns that address these challenges. This examples come from the following sites: * Quora [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Quora ] http://www.quora.com/ * LinkedIn (product) [ https://www.quora.com/topic/LinkedIn-product-1 ] http://www.linkedin.com/ * Fast Company [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Fast-Company ] http://www.fastcompany.com/ * StumbleUpon [ https://www.quora.com/topic/StumbleUpon ] http://www.stumbleupon.com/home/ * SlideShare [ https://www.quora.com/topic/SlideShare ] http://www.slideshare.net/ * Geni [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Geni ] http://www.geni.com/home Engagement: The Invitation The context for this phase is that our potential new user has just received an invite and they are in the process of deciding what to do with the invite. The design goal is to get users to a) read, view or otherwise engage with the invite and b) accept the invite and follow link back to site (or take the next step in engagement whatever that may be). Examples come from: * Quora [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Quora ] http://www.quora.com/ * Flickr (product) [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Flickr-product ] http://www.flickr.com/ * UX Show and Tell http://uxshowandtell.com/ * SlideShare [ https://www.quora.com/topic/SlideShare ] http://www.slideshare.net/ Engagement: Sign Up Note Sign up is a major hurdle for users, instead of signing up first, often a better design is to have users use the service prior to signing up. This is called Lazy Registration and it’s used to deepen engagement and user commitment before going through sign up. The context here is the user is in the process of deciding if they want to sign up for the service and explore it further. Users come to this stage in several frames of mind, Joshua Porter posits there are three types: 1. Decided users (design need: fast sign up) 2. Unsure (design need: re-iterate value) and 3. Skeptical (design need: additional description, social proof, etc) The challenges of this phase are: a) Moving undecideds into decided and b) getting users all the way through a sign-in process. The examples below come from: * Geni [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Geni ] http://www.geni.com/home * About.me (company) [ https://www.quora.com/topic/About-me-company ] https://about.me/ * Square (company) [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Square-company ] https://squareup.com/ * Path (social network) [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Path-social-network ] http://www.path.com/ * DailyKos.com http://www.dailykos.com/ * Quora [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Quora ] http://www.quora.com/ * LinkedIn (product) [ https://www.quora.com/topic/LinkedIn-product-1 ] http://www.linkedin.com/ * SlideShare [ https://www.quora.com/topic/SlideShare ] http://www.slideshare.net/ Engagement: First Run Context: user has just completed sign up and we need to help them get started using the site. Note When the Lazy Registration pattern is used, First Run happens before users sign up. The First Run design challenge is to a) orient new users b) provide as much immediate value as possible c) help users discover useful new functionality. Examples come from: * UX Show and Tell http://uxshowandtell.com/ * Flickr (product) [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Flickr-product ] http://www.flickr.com/ More First Run Engagement articles: * What was the step that Twitter added to its new user flow that caused a %3E20% increase in conversion? [ https://www.quora.com/What-was-the-step-that-Twitter-added-to-its-new-user-flow-that-caused-a-20-increase-in-conversion ] Engagement - Deepening Engagement The context here is that the user is using the product. The design challenge is to get a) more frequent and deeper use of service. b) help users discover full feature set c) engage ongoing interest and d) support users in using and learning product. Increased retention and increased sharing are often outcomes of deepening engagement. Examples come from: * The New York Times [ https://www.quora.com/topic/The-New-York-Times ] nytimes.com/ * Geni [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Geni ] http://www.geni.com/home * Foursquare [ https://www.quora.com/topic/Foursquare ] http://foursquare.com/ Reference Sharing Design Below is a generalized Sharing Use Flow diagram, this follows the following steps: 1. The Ask 2. Select share method 3. Choose who to share with 4. The Invitation 5. Invite Landing Page - First Run (not shown) 6. Sign Up (not shown)

Of course, the answer depends on the level and context. Errors committed by research mathematicians in published papers, besides being fairly rare, are unlikely to overlap with most of the error patterns that students tend to fall into. Assuming that by "people" you mean "students", and based on my own experience, I would claim that the most common mistakes in proof writing have to do with the failure to imagine and then communicate a coherent logical flow. In fact, I'd argue that the single most common fatal mistake people commit is writing bad prose.[1]A proof is a story, made up from complete sentences in whatever human language it is written at. The presence of mathematical formulas causes almost all students to ignore or forget that they are writing in English (or whatever language is being used), and sentences need to be whole, meaningful and relevant. Proofs consisting entirely of lucid, complete and well-connected sentences make up, by my estimate, about 0.0000352% of papers submitted in freshman calculus and algebra courses. All other proofs contain numerous sentence fragments, formulas floating in outer space, non sequiturs, and the depressingly ubiquitous unquantified variables. Those are [math]x[/math]s and [math]v[/math]s and [math]\epsilon[/math]s that make an appearance without the the crucial bits of "For any real number [math]x[/math]", "we can find some [math]\epsilon[/math] such that" or "we can now define [math]v[/math] to be the". Other common mistakes include algebra errors, sign errors, division or multiplication by 0 (or, more commonly, by something that might be 0), and "doing it backwards": starting with the goal, manipulating it, arriving at a true sentence and calling it a proof. It's really a special case of bad prose: if they had written full sentences with "Let's assume that", "from this it follows" and "therefore" they may not have failed to notice that they assumed what they need to prove.More complete lists of common mistakes were compiled by Paul Dawkins (PDF) and Eric Shechter. [1] I'm pretty sure I developed this perspective on my own after several years of TAing, but that exact statement was also made by someone way more qualified than I: mathematician and novelist Aner Shalev.

With DigsignNower, you can send a document for signing without specifying where exactly people should sign it or add text to it. This is what we will demonstrate in this tutorial.The steps mentioned below show the paid version of this tool however, if you want to test it DigsignNower also offers a 100% free version that doesn’t require any type of registration. Sign PDF OnlineSend Document for SigningFirst, login to your account and upload a document by clicking on the 'UPLOAD DOCUMENT' button and choosing a file to upload. The document will appear in the list.To send the document for signing, click on the 'SEND FOR SIGNING' button. The dialog for sending the document out will pop up. Enter the signer’s email address.To add more signers, use the 'ADD NEW SIGNER' button. All of the signers will sign the same document copy.In the dialog, you can also specify your own subject and email text.Click on the 'SEND DOCUMENT' button. The email with the link to your document will be immediately sent to the signer. The signer's email addresses will be also displayed next to the document image.The closed envelope icon means that the document has been sent out for signing but hasn't been opened yet. The status 'Waiting For Others' indicates that the document is yet to be completed by the signer or signers.You can always resend the document or remove the signer by clicking on the signer's email address and choosing the corresponding action.Signer to Sign Your DocumentThe signer will receive an email like the one in the screenshot. Please note the 'Open Document' button, which is automatically appended to the email.After the signer clicks on the button, the document opens automatically in the browser.The signer can now sign the document, add text to it etc. After filling out the document, the signer clicks on the 'DONE' button to save the document and complete the process.After that you and the signer will receive a copy of the completed document in your inboxes.In your account, you will also notice that the envelope icon was replaced through the green check mark meaning that the document was successfully completed. The status of the document changed to 'Signed'.

Two-three days after the last day of interviews, i.e. 29th March, 2019, the speculations for the result date had started. The telegram groups were abuzz with various ‘insider-infos’ regarding the actual result date.The speculations particularly strengthened 3rd April onward, as going by historical data, aspirants believed that it could be declared anytime now. The whole anticipation strengthened particularly on the 5th of April, when the activity on telegram groups considerably increased. Many students started to head towards UPSC Building (Dholpur House), at Shahjahan Road. Gradually, the numbers swelled and many of them started uploading photos on telegram.Around 4 PM, I too decided to signNow UPSC. When I arrived, there was a large crowd, all anxiously waiting for the results. Some media persons had arrived as well.Scene at UPSC. Clicked by me. Faces hidden to maintain Privacy.Everyone was waiting for someone from inside UPSC building to come out with the result sheets and put it on the notice board outside.The UPSC notice board, displayed on the footpath, outside the UPSC precinct. Someone probably put that Om symbol for good luck! :PEvery time someone came out of the UPSC gate, our anxiety would increase, only to realize that the person didn't have the result sheets. Soon, the office time at UPSC was over and several employees started to leave. After sometime, this too died down, yet the result was nowhere to be seen.The sun had already set and it started to get dark. Probably some employee then realized that there was no provision for lighting at the notice board. Then came the electrician guy, who started to make efforts to install an Incandescent Bulb. Yes, in the era of CFLs and Government subsidized LEDs, an incandescent bulb ! Yes, its old school, but so is checking the results at a notice board ! :PThis whole process was taken as a sign of preparation to put up the list, as a result, everyone swarmed the notice board (and the electrician, in the process).For the next 20 minutes or so, everyone was fixated on the electrician trying to fix the bulb. It reminded me of the bulb changing joke:Que: How many people does it take to change a bulb at Shahjahan Road?Ans: An electrician and several UPSC aspirants. :PIn the land of jugaads, how can UPSC remain aloof ? So here is what the Electricity Dude did:Bulb on a screwdriver! - Could have easily been the name of a Hipster Café or a Rock Band or a Cocktail. :PThe Electricity Dude probably had anticipated the results to be declared during the daytime and therefore didn’t bother setting up the lights earlier. Talk about optimism!Soon after the bulb set-up was complete, someone shouted that the results have already been declared. Everyone instantly shifted their focus from the board to their phones. I too opened the PDF with shivering hands and a faint hope (considering that this was my third interview). As i opened the holy PDF, my eyes fixated on a roll number in the provisional list. It was MY roll number. I HAD MADE IT. Now the only suspense remaining was that of rank. By then, a friend standing next to me had already found his name and had rank in 170s. I scrolled through each page, reading each name with a lot of anxiety. Once I signNowed 500th rank, I decide to do a search instead. There it was, at 547 !Now coming to the second part of the question. My reaction was very different from what I had expected it to be all this while. I wasn’t shouting at top of my voice or jumping with joy or even shedding tears of joy. There was just a feeling of contentment. A feeling that all that hard work actually paid.Next, I called up my father to inform him. He is so involved in my UPSC preparation that almost every time its him who informs me about the results, and not other way round. He was obviously elated on hearing the news. Then I informed my mother and other family members. Soon after, the phone started ringing, only to stop a couple of days later. In fact, for those 2–3 days, I had to put the phone on airplane mode even to take a nap! :P

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This was ny answer to a similar question. I have just copy pasted it...A straight thing that slaps you...Finding vacancy is a waste of time! Although if you find a way to Know the vacancy, it's all in the hands of the college to which you are going to get transferred. You need to convince them. I have went to a college and asked was there any seats vacant. They said NO! which I later found had 3-4 vacant seats. So how to find vacancy?Sorry to say, but I really don't know! I just visited colleges or called them to know if there was any vacant seats for my year and department. Having a person known in that college or any recommendations is a boon to you! When to transfer?You can only transfer yourself to odd semesters!The procedures?At first there was this procedure just to fill an application and form and get the principal's sign from both the colleges. But it changed last year. It is now completely online. The stepsFirst you have to confirm with the college you are going to get transferred.Now after confirmation, go to your current college and ask the administration toPfill your details for transfer in a website that they only have the login permission given individually to all affiliated colleges. You have to fill in to which college you are going to get transferred.After filling up the details, a PDF will be generated that needs to be sealed and signed by the dean/principal of your current college.Collect the PDF from them and give it to the college you wish to transfer. They would enter their part of details online and generate a PDF that would be signed by that college principal/dean.Now collect that PDF and mail it(I suggest registered post or speed post) to the DOTE office in chennai. The address will be available in the PDF. If you are by any chance in chennai, I think you canThings you needHall ticket of previous semester12th MarksheetThat's all I can rememberThings to do nowDownload the guidelines from the official DoTE website as they may change from year to year.Next semester, keep checking when are the applications for transfer open.Some tipsAlways never apply for a seat that has competition.(My classmates have been rejected) If so, make sure that you submit the final PDF as early as possible because they allot seats giving first priority to early application submitters. If in case more than one people have submitted on the same day, make sure you have scored high marks in 12th std.Make sure that the college you are going to get transferred has informed it's vacancy to DoTE. Else you would be hopelessly waiting for the order that would never be passed. If in case the college has not informed it's vacancy(only in cases of students who drop out of that seat) you need to submit the  photocopy of the TC of the student to whom that vacant seat belongs and also a copy of the college's seat status.Always keep the rules in mind. You cannot transfer from a private college to government one.Whatabouts of feesThat purely depends upon the college you are going to get transfer. Even if you may have got a seat through counselling, you may be subject to management fee. Also if the college asks donation so that you can get a seat, you need to payAfter submitting application to DoTEThere won't be any letters coming to you. You either have to check with the college you are going to get transferred or download a PDF daily(as new orders may add) from DoTE that has the list of people who are approved fro transfer.Kaboom! If you have your name in the PDF that has a long list of approved transfers or the college has confirmed it, you are officially a transfer student and your new register number may end with *********701. Until then you can view the semester results with your previous register number.Sometimes you have to walk a lot to get transfer( I have done it. Visiting colleges and I had a problem of the vacant seat not reported which made me walk more. Luckily, my father took the heat and did the procedures.) You may or may not get transfer. But don't lose hope if you don't get one. All scripts go well in this world drama ;) All the best !!!P.S. This is my first ever answer to a question in Quora :PIf people find any corrections, please do inform! I'll edit it right off.