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duncanb7,

I changed the grade to a 'B'.  In cases where the Experts helped you get to a solution, but you still had to do a lot of the legwork yourself, a 'B' is entirely appropriate.

As for a 'C'...  Really, the only time you should give a 'C' is when the Expert's answers are vague or incomplete, you asked for (reasonable) follow-up or clarification, and the Experts ignored you.  You never really asked for any follow-up before you closed the question, and that is why the 'C' came as such a big surprise.
 
modus_operandi
EE Admin

Ray, what you mean, why it is last contribution .
You don't agree the C grade, you want A grade.

Since your suggestion that is not matched to my solution I found at the link above.
Or I may misundertand your point ?

COuld you write it clearly what is complaint for the grade ?

Ray, I thanks you , your support and help so far within 3-year I am in EE., that I am appreciated your help.

Please don't stop to help me .

Duncan

It appears that you don't get it at all about the EE culture and grading system and are not willing to learn about it.  This will be my last contribution on your questions.  Good luck with the others, ~Ray

I considered it before grading it, any issue, please advise
Duncan

http://chrisjean.com/2009/03/03/change-timezone-in-centos/

the link is solved my issue.


Even thought, they did not provide completed solution but already help
since Ray and Modulus also trigger me to find out more in google.

So I graded it to C since the solution from them is partial only

Hi duncanb7,

Ray_Paseur has asked for an explanation of the grade you awarded for this question.

Please review EE's help topic on grading at http://www.experts-exchange.com/help/viewHelpPage.jsp?helpPageID=26, then post your own explanation for the grade awarded. You can post your explanation as a normal comment directly beneath this request.

As indicated in the help topic, an "A" grade should be awarded unless you have a good reason otherwise. For example, a "B" grade is acceptable if the Expert did not respond to a request for additional information or clarification. If you do receive an answer, but it seems vague, incomplete or you cannot understand it, then ask the Experts for additional clarification *before* closing your question.

A "C" grade may be the acceptable grade in the following situations...
 - You have given the Experts ample time to respond to your clarification posts, remembering that they are all volunteers (and may be in different time zones to yourself).
 - There are no pending Expert suggestions or requests for information.
 - If, after you have done this, the answers provided by the Experts lack finality and clarity, or do not address the issue, a "C" grade is an option.

You are not under any obligation to accept an Expert comment if it did not help you find a solution. Please do not feel you are required to select a comment and then award a lower grade if you found the solution yourself, or if no solution was provided. In these cases, you can either accept your own comment as a solution or opt to delete the question.

Please also remember that an answer of "You can't do that" is sometimes the only answer to a question. If that is in fact the answer, it should be accepted as the solution, with a grade awarded as per the above guidelines.

Please respond to this request within the next 4 days with an explanation of the grade you awarded here. After this time, a Moderator will re-review this question, and may change the grade as they see fit. If you wish for the grade to be changed or have any queries about grades, please also indicate that here, and a Moderator will help you.

Thank you,
Modulus_Twelve
Community Support Moderator
(http://www.experts-exchange.com/R_17929.html)

I will ask a moderator to reopen the question so you can explain the bad grade.

And, you will need to logout and back in to have it take effect...