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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>==A Student's Question==<br />
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Hello Prof:<br />
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I have a question regarding the good deeds points.<br />
Do you only accept the first person who post their<br />
lecture notes online and receive good deeds points or<br />
anybody can post them and receive good deeds points<br />
for their notes. How many points do they get per<br />
lecture notes.<br />
<br />
Do you get any good deeds point if you post the<br />
solution to the assigment? and midterm? How many<br />
people can post those and how many points will they<br />
receive?<br />
<br />
If I post solution to the even number questions that<br />
were assigned but are not to be handed in. Do I get<br />
any points for that and how many? Thanks<br />
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=={{Dror}}'s Answer==<br />
The "About" page for this class states that "There is no pre-set system for awarding these points". This remains true, and the system can not be made more explicit. Yet, a good deed should literally be a good deed - in other words, it should be good for someone for something (related to this class). Obviously much delayed lecture notes are less of a good deed than timely notes, low quality notes are less of a good deed than high quality notes, and low-relevance notes are less of a good deed than high-relevance notes.</div>Drorbn