Re: My quiz question was rejected
1121. hozzászólás - 2010.09.20. 16:16:19 (Válasz comingfromothergamess #1110 hozzászólására.)
1121. hozzászólás - 2010.09.20. 16:16:19 (Válasz comingfromothergamess #1110 hozzászólására.)
Idézet: comingfromothergamess - 2010.09.18. 23:27:30
A) CG's grandma is still just one person. As a neutral observer with expertise in the subject, her opinion carries a lot more weight than some, but it's still just one opinion.
B) CG's grandma agreed with me on one point, disagreed with me on one point, and didn't get involved with the majority of my points.
C) On the point on which CG's grandma disagreed with me, there does seem to be a consensus - that the wording of my question was confusing to the point where even people with expertise didn't get it. I find that hard to understand, but I'm willing to stop beating this dead horse, accept that it's true, and attempt to keep my future questions simple and clear.
Idézet: comingfromothergamess - 2010.09.18. 23:27:30
That's what the majority of my points were aimed at. The first step is to admit the fact that an evaluator's ability to judge general/specific knowledge is, in fact, affected by their personal experience. Factoring in googlability is one way to get around that issue. Many others have been proposed, but mostly they involve some amount of code changes. Within the limitation of no code changes, it may be possible to come up with other ways to improve the problem, but only if we all admit that the problem exists.
Thank you ChaoticGemini's grandma for trumping majority of his points.
A) CG's grandma is still just one person. As a neutral observer with expertise in the subject, her opinion carries a lot more weight than some, but it's still just one opinion.
B) CG's grandma agreed with me on one point, disagreed with me on one point, and didn't get involved with the majority of my points.
C) On the point on which CG's grandma disagreed with me, there does seem to be a consensus - that the wording of my question was confusing to the point where even people with expertise didn't get it. I find that hard to understand, but I'm willing to stop beating this dead horse, accept that it's true, and attempt to keep my future questions simple and clear.
Idézet: comingfromothergamess - 2010.09.18. 23:27:30
Point of quiz being screwy, I agree with. This could be all be solved by...what now?
That's what the majority of my points were aimed at. The first step is to admit the fact that an evaluator's ability to judge general/specific knowledge is, in fact, affected by their personal experience. Factoring in googlability is one way to get around that issue. Many others have been proposed, but mostly they involve some amount of code changes. Within the limitation of no code changes, it may be possible to come up with other ways to improve the problem, but only if we all admit that the problem exists.
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