***OFFICIAL Coursera Game Theory Spring 2013 Thread***

[a500lbgorilla]

Having the answers before you submit as a sanity check or verification helps you solidify your thinking.

If their answer differs from yours, you re-vet to find your error or theirs. If their answer matches, you're comfortable with the work you've done.

Having the answers after you've submitted only serves to highlight those sorts of problems as things you've gotten wrong.

I'm not asking for your answers, just saying I'm thinking about posting mine when I get em. In spoiler tags.

[BooG690]

Having the answers before you submit as a sanity check or verification helps you solidify your thinking.

If their answer differs from yours, you re-vet to find your error or theirs. If their answer matches, you're comfortable with the work you've done.

Having the answers after you've submitted only serves to highlight those sorts of problems as things you've gotten wrong.

I'm not asking for your answers, just saying I'm thinking about posting mine when I get em. In spoiler tags.

It's a slippery slope but you're obviously going to do what you will. I guess we're mature adults though and what you do with the answers you establish or receive is your business.

Can I make a request though? Can we keep the question discussion and final answer completely separate? Perhaps two different spoiler tags? I know I'm pretty nitty/nerdy about shit like this.