You can resolve the ones ending in 2024

@IsaacKing

Come on guys

@IsaacKing Ah I apologise, have we misunderstood how these answers resolve? I'd interpreted it as that they'd resolve NO once their timeframe had passed, given that I don't see a way they could ever resolve YES, but is the intention to leave them open indefinitely if the original market also remains open indefinitely?

@Nat These are conditional markets. They are cancelled if their condition is not met.

I created a simpler version of this question that just asks when it resolves without the yes/no conditionals

@jack This already existed elsewhere, the point of my market was to discern the asymmetric utility bias.

@IsaacKing I looked and I didn't find one that was the same as what I wanted to ask.

Do both the yes&no conditionals for a year resolve no when that year passes without resolution?

Also plugging my own version of this from before:

/Joshua/when-will-we-know-that-covid19-came

@Joshua Yeah

Can you reword, or at least add a note in the description, to make the above statement clear. That is confusing and not how you would normally interpret "Conditional on resolving ... will it resolve by <date>. In particular, I think there is substantial probability mass that it never resolves.