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Welcome to the Marx and Smith Wiki! ====Now that we have finished the discussion on Marx and Smith, you should probably know that this discussion is never done. It's only started and that is what makes this philosophy so interesting and so very frustrating. I was first introduced to Marx and Smith over 20 years ago and I haven't even begun to scratch the surface on both of these thinkers. To invite you into this realm is really quite exciting and while I know that it might not be the same experience for you, I think that this is a fun starting point for both of us. ====

The rules are fairly simple: 1) You must have at least ten total posts, with each page represented at least once- These posts can be new discussion threads or responses to other people's thoughts. Each post must be worthwhile, reflecting your own knowledge and understanding of the topic. If this means that you have questions, discuss your confusion in an appropriate manner. Ten total posts represents the minimum, but I am open to extra credit being granted if you make worthwhile contributions that exceed the minimum. I must say that if you are thinking, something on this wiki will interest you. I encourage you to do what you love here. The number is just a guideline. Live for yourself on this one and actually give more. It won't be bad for you. 2) You must observe civility in your comments- As I am able to access who made what comment, you are accountable for what it is you say. If you disagree with someone's ideas, disagree with what they say and not themselves on a personal level. Students who violate this will be in violation of our Acceptable Use Policy and will be punished by revoking technology access and impacting their grade on this assessment. 3) Your thoughts must be written out effectively and clearly- No texting language or spelling will be allowed. Icons should not be used. This is an intellectual domain using technology. 4) For each comment, give your first name and last initial and class period. Make sure last names are not used. 5) Feel free to hyperlink to other sources on the web, but remember to clearly attribute other work to its rightful authors. Give credit as to where you got the information and if there is an author present. The hyperlink will do this nicely, but web etiquette does demand that you attribute what needs to be attributed. 6) You can work on this in class and at home. If CPU access is an issue, come in during lunch or use the media center to assist you.

Check out the navigation bar to the left to see the different pages on this wiki. This wiki was designed as a library or museum about our thoughts on Marx and Smith. There is something different for everyone on the wiki. Allow yourself to think about the material and explore its complexities here.

mwahahahahaha I posted again! -Halie S <3 <3 <3 (this counts again u deleted my first one.)