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Telchar · 10-09-2003, 12:36 AM

If I tell people that they have given a wrong answer I usually also give them the reason that thay are wrong else people can continue on a wrong track or with misleading information, causing more wrong guesses. In other cases I tell people that they have made a good guess. I can honestly not see the problem in that Saucepanman.

Could you elaborate on why that is a problem?

NB: I could have asked you this in private Saucepanman, but I think it is in the best interest of all the participants to know why this in not one of the purposes of the quizroom - ei: to learn more and be corrected when one is wrong.

10-09-2003, 12:36 AM	#9
Telchar Stonehearted Dwarf Smith Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Posts: 2,247	If I tell people that they have given a wrong answer I usually also give them the reason that thay are wrong else people can continue on a wrong track or with misleading information, causing more wrong guesses. In other cases I tell people that they have made a good guess. I can honestly not see the problem in that Saucepanman. Could you elaborate on why that is a problem? NB: I could have asked you this in private Saucepanman, but I think it is in the best interest of all the participants to know why this in not one of the purposes of the quizroom - ei: to learn more and be corrected when one is wrong. __________________ Anar Kaluva Tielyanna.