Since 随機号碼 is given out randomly, how can people still complain that it is not fair?
In fact, the 'lucky draw' part is indeed the allocation of this 随機号碼.
Of course the crucial point is to handle everyone's 1st choice before moving onto any 2nd choice.
So long as this is observed, there is no difference whether the random allocation is done at the level of the entire population or at the level of each individual school.
It is still done randomly - everyone has an equal chance of being in the front of the queue.
Maybe you get them wrong, as people here are not complaining whether the opporunity of random number is equal or not but the whole Central Allocation System.
原帖由 mow-mow 於 09-6-11 12:41 發表
Since 随機号碼 is given out randomly, how can people still complain that it is not fair?
In fact, the 'lucky draw' part is indeed the allocation of this 随機号碼.
Of course the crucial point is to han ...
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