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What problems would be considered pro bono? How do you determine compensation amount? The problem I gave, yeah it was not too difficult, I guess it involves some research and organization and some logical argumentation, so do we consider as compensated time also?
Just curious
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Pro bono solutions on Matchmaticians are generally intended for straightforward questions that can be answered within a few minutes. These are typically questions that do not require extensive research, complex calculations, or detailed explanations.
For questions that involve more effort, such as those requiring research, organization, or logical argumentation, it is appropriate to offer compensation. The compensation amount is usually determined by the complexity and time required to provide a thorough and accurate answer. This ensures that users are adequately incentivized to spend their time and expertise on your question.
In summary, while simple, quick-to-answer questions may be considered for pro bono solutions, more involved problems should include compensation to reflect the effort required to address them comprehensively.
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