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Ability to skip tasks while marking them

World of XFeature request

It would be really cool if you could choose which tasks you want to mark. If you have multiple alts, I just find it really weird to mark my own tasks because I can’t skip them in order to get to other people’s task. Sometimes you also aren’t in the mood or don’t have the motivation to mark tasks for certain lessons and by the time you have forcefully worked through them, you aren’t motivated for the ones you actually want to grade anymore.

Additionally, it would be good if Teachers and their helpers would earn points/merit/depending on the site when they do their job too.

Posted by Vano Ravi ·
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  • Everly LaKulina

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    Sep 13, 2025

    I have tried a fair few times on WoP.eu to have 15, or even 20 homeworks by the same person in a row(yes, they went crazy, and it was not even a one-time thing), and while this person is an incredible writer, it would be nice to be able to give other people some attention too. Furthermore, as I sometimes do my own homework, it would be nice to be able to skip it without having to wait an hour. I get that there could be instances of people abusing this (as with everything). Still, I think Hesta’s suggestion with a timer or x amount of skips could be a great way to combat this. This would also make it easier in cases of high doubt to skip a person instead of people ‘just winging it’ and potentially giving a wrong grade.

  • Hesta Eisenhart

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    Aug 29, 2025

    Interesting idea, with a few pros and cons.

    Pros: If you’ve already graded a lot of work by the same person it can be tedious to keep getting that same person’s assignments on repeat, therefore skipping to something else could be refreshing.

    Cons: This could lead to cases of favouritism or certain users being held out on because people actively choose to grade their friend’s work, therefore others end up sinking to the bottom unfairly.

    Possible implementation: A certain number of skips, or a hefty time limit on skipping, so users are not able to do this constantly and do, to an extent, still have to grade what they are given.