@PavelBoytchev @prisoner849 should i leave hope of publishing it? or i have to provide any concrete mathematical evidence??
I have no idea, I am not aware of the internal decision making. And I’m not sure math evidence would matter.
In my personal opinion, aiming only at being published is not that fruitful at the end of the day. Much better and rewarding is if your goal is to become a master at visualization, and then eventual publishing would be a nice, sweet and well-deserved bonus.
Having this said, do not leave hope, but also do not stop and wait whether your work will be published or not. Keep walking and improving yourself.
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i am frustrated, also working in this platform since r47, since i have no recognition i have no hope for working on this platform, but yes in this group i have met plenty of people [like you] who are full of lights, and inspiration. i dont know where shall i stop . but i am truly frustrated.
keep me in your prayers.may be within few days i might come up with some other new ideas also mathematical concreteness with the releven project. just keep me in your prayers
*"Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well. [*John 1:2]
I’m not sure why you are so much fixated on being published on the main page.
Your frustration is like the one of an athlete who did not get a medal at the first competition. This should increase the motivation and the inspiration, not the frustration and the devastation.
There are many other forms of recognitions. For example, if you have an X account and regularly post there your Three.js achievements (with snapshots, videos, proper #-tags), you will be selected and reposted by the official Three.js account. And this is huge! The official Three.js account has over 100K followers.
Whatever you decide to do, I wish you good luck.
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thanks for your suggestion boss!
At your age, it is the connections you make rather than the “fame” you receive. Keep creating things and showcasing them. Get feedback. Improve. Get collaborators. If you do good work, you will build a reputation as a sold programmer and may even get some interesting job opportunities.
Enjoy the ride! Programming is fun, a challenge, a passion. Better than a crossword puzzle. And you are actually creating something that might be useful to others. “Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God.” [Hebrews 13:16]
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