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It is a "form email" - it''s telling you that the article you submitted was considered too poor to be published, according to enough moderators.

And I have to agree, it is too poor.
Your article consisted of one line of text:

I work in on a code dissembler tool and find the VB output is much easier to handle

and a very short code dump with no explanation at all.

Please, look at some of the existing articles here to get an idea of the standard we expect.
Here's one of mine: Using struct and class - what's that all about?[^]
And here's a tip which is a lot more "code focussed": Creating a Simple "scratch card" Control in WinForms[^]

We moderators aren't here to make your life difficult, or to be nasty - quite the reverse, we protect the site from not-ready articles, and authors from the derision and downvotes that poorer articles can receive. And to be a moderator, you have to write articles, so we know what it feels like when you slave away on something and Joe Moron from Stupidity High School, Kansas finds out it's not what he needs to hand in as his homework ... :laugh:
If we let this though as it stands, it would - at best - be ignored, and more likely downvoted into oblivion.

I'm sure you have put a lot of effort into getting the code right, but articles aren't just about the code: the words are what matters!

Because you are referring me "Just Watch Little", I like to say: My vote did not really Count compared to the other ones. Still I'm convinced, it was not an article!

Bugs and Suggestions[^] is where you go to drop a note on the site owners.

Having spent the last 16 years in both VB.NET and C#, I find your statement that it is easier to implement an interface in VB.NET quite ridiculous. It's the same experience in both languages, though VB.NET is a bit more "verbose", but that just goes with the VB language.

Your article is voted on for any problems by the senior volunteers on the site before it's "published" to be visible by everyone, though, the voting system doesn't let you put comments in. If there are problems or questions with the article, those votes are there for a reason. It ALWAYS helps to have another set of eyes reading the article before it's published.

I can't see the article, so I can't tell you what's wrong with. Take those votes as an "overall" view of your writing. But, after reading the other answers, just a single line of text does not make an article. I dare you to open any magazine and show me an article with only a single line of text. An article is a classroom. Imagine yourself standing in front of a class you're teaching. Now, what do you say to the class to fully explain your concept in an organized manner? That's the text you put in the article.

The site seems to be "C# biased" because in the real world, C# is used FAR more than VB.NET is. The number of developers and houses using C# outnumbers VB by about 3 or 4 to 1. It's not just this site but the entire world that's "biased" against VB.NET.

    interface Interface1
    {
        string SomeMethod(string s1, string s2);
    }

    interface Interface2
    {
        string SomeMethod(string s1, string s2);
    }

    class Implementor : Interface1, Interface2
    {
        public string SomeMethod(string s1, string s2)
        {
            return "Who cares?";
        }
    }