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If a user self-deletes their progress and re-does some exercises, they'll be awarded experience again, as if they had never done them in the first place.
If instead of destroying assignments we soft delete them, keeping top_submission_status, we also get the benefit that students can practice by redoing exercises without actually falling out of an organization's requirements, such as, say, do # number of exercises or a certain %. (We should communicate this clearly if we go forward with this idea).
And, of course, they won't be able to farm experience (though I know it's actually harmless) as we use top_submission_status to calculate it.
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If a user self-deletes their progress and re-does some exercises, they'll be awarded experience again, as if they had never done them in the first place.
If instead of destroying assignments we soft delete them, keeping
top_submission_status
, we also get the benefit that students can practice by redoing exercises without actually falling out of an organization's requirements, such as, say, do # number of exercises or a certain %. (We should communicate this clearly if we go forward with this idea).And, of course, they won't be able to farm experience (though I know it's actually harmless) as we use
top_submission_status
to calculate it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: