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I found 20 \"Agrees\" in my mail today concerning just 3 answers which were quite banal and obvious. I appreciate everybody\'s good will, but I wonder if we could adopt a line of conduct like this:
1) never more than 3 \"Agrees\" per answer except if it\'s an unexpected one
2) no more than 1 or 2 \"Agrees\" if the answer is the only one proposed (except if it\'s an unexpected one) (of course there MAY arrive more answers later, but grade what you see) ... See more
I found 20 \"Agrees\" in my mail today concerning just 3 answers which were quite banal and obvious. I appreciate everybody\'s good will, but I wonder if we could adopt a line of conduct like this:
1) never more than 3 \"Agrees\" per answer except if it\'s an unexpected one
2) no more than 1 or 2 \"Agrees\" if the answer is the only one proposed (except if it\'s an unexpected one) (of course there MAY arrive more answers later, but grade what you see)
3) NO grading of obvious translations like proper names and placenames, \"Milan\", \"cat\" etc
Please agree!
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Sorry, but why would you want to do that? I can see no benefits (except for a few less e-mails in your inbox) and a big problem (what happens if you don\'t revisit questions and new, better answers come up? and who revisits questions? I don\'t, except in a few, very interesting or conflictive cases.)
Andrea
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Werner George Patels, M.A., C.Tran.(ATIO) (X) Local time: 18:39 German to English + ...
I agree with Andrea
Feb 11, 2002
Just grin and bear it
Or disable the \"agree/disagree notification\" feature before posting an answer.
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Ralf Lemster Germany Local time: 00:39 English to German + ...
I agree with Andrea and Werner
Feb 11, 2002
Sometimes the grading process develops into an interesting discussion (ok, sometimes it\'s just \'tit for tat\', but I guess you can\'t get one without the other...).
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thanks, Andrea, for suggesting to disable the \"agree/disagree notification\" feature! I didn\'t know that! of course I\'ll use it only for the easy answers and appreciate comments on all my other future answers.
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