I've heard that many of you like this website where you can bet on things like, 'Will Dr. Yetman use the phrase 'enterprising Proofnik' in his next spam email?' or 'When will the next Build Week form arrive in my inbox?' (the answers are probably and soon...).
General policy for my markets: In the rare event of a conflict between my resolution criteria and the agreed-upon common-sense spirit of the market, I may resolve it according to the market's spirit or N/A, probably after discussion.
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@Conflux he said entrepreneurial 10th and 11th grade proofniks which technically means enterprising so idk
@lag but Dr yetman never said the words enterprising proofnik in that order so I would say prob no
@DeadRhino I assumed the common interpretation would be about the text of the email - was this genuinely not your interpretation?
@Conflux I haven't seen this email and I definitely hadn't thought about the possibility of attachments in advance one way or the other. For the market you might need a bright line, but if we didn't need that I think my actual interpretation might depend on to what extent the attachment/link is supplemental - e.g. if the entire email was just "See attachment/link for next week's schedule." or something, then I'd be more likely to count the contents of the attachment/link as being the email, than if the email had a lot of text and also happened to have an attachment/link.
@Conflux but the paragraphs are basically just "look at the schedule here's how it works"
@cloe I’ll say it probably counts if the email is sent to at least 30 students - forward me the email if it’s unclear?