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* Solutions that excessively stretch the interpretation of the task. I know, it's usually a total judgement call. I've written several solutions that stretch interpretations pretty far. If you run across something like this and have strong feelings about it, remove the solution, mark the task omit, and then explain your reasoning here. The decision about how much stretching to allow sould be based heavily on the task wording. If the task description is very specific, not much stretching should be allowed. If the task says “do your best to achieve the end result,” then creative interpretations are probably in order. |
* Solutions that excessively stretch the interpretation of the task. I know, it's usually a total judgement call. I've written several solutions that stretch interpretations pretty far. If you run across something like this and have strong feelings about it, remove the solution, mark the task omit, and then explain your reasoning here. The decision about how much stretching to allow sould be based heavily on the task wording. If the task description is very specific, not much stretching should be allowed. If the task says “do your best to achieve the end result,” then creative interpretations are probably in order. |
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: In general, I'd rather see a best-effort work-alike solution for language A to task B, than no solution for language A, so long as there is an explanation of the caveats. Personally, I find that helps me understand language A's peculiarities better, and I expect the same would be true for others. --[[User:Short Circuit|Michael Mol]] 02:43, 30 April 2011 (UTC) |
: In general, I'd rather see a best-effort work-alike solution for language A to task B, than no solution for language A, so long as there is an explanation of the caveats. Personally, I find that helps me understand language A's peculiarities better, and I expect the same would be true for others. --[[User:Short Circuit|Michael Mol]] 02:43, 30 April 2011 (UTC) |
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::Michael, thank you so much for your perspective! People, he speaks from experience. Click the link and read his profile if you don't know who he is.... |
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