subject line in feedback emails (in the right file)

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@@ -78,19 +78,19 @@ Don ́t bark the wrong tree.”
 
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 @TheManIntheChineseRoom: “So, you basically say: Researchers might
-acknowledge their data is biased, use it anyway because it's there, and then say "it's
-acceptable because it is just an academic experiment and I am not responsible, if
-someone uses it in a way that causes harm? Is that your answer?”
+acknowledge their data is biased, use it anyway because it's there, and then 
+say ”it's acceptable because it is just an academic experiment and I am not
+responsible, ifsomeone uses it in a way that causes harm? Is that your answer?”
 </p>
 
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-@Turinglives: “Well, yes and no. Isn't there a difference between basic research and
-using applications in real world tasks? 
+@Turinglives: ”Well, yes and no. Isn't there a difference between basic 
+research and using applications in real world tasks? 
 Think about physicists. Are physicists responsible for nuclear weaponry?
 Or, are biologists studying genes responsible for eugenetics?
 Isn't this precisely the same question? Can we judge basic research, because
 there can be bad applications? And still, I acknowledge, bias is a big concern, but for
-the real world applications.
+the real world applications.”
 </p>
 
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@@ -140,7 +140,9 @@ Write a short (150-300 words) essay, in which you estimate the importance of the
       <b>After you have submitted the anonymous feedback</b>, send
 	email to the
 	lecturer: <a href="mailto:teemu.roos@cs.helsinki.fi">
-	teemu.roos@cs.helsinki.fi</a>.
+	teemu.roos@cs.helsinki.fi</a>. <b>Important:</b> Include 
+        the magic word IntroAI2020 on the subject line so that Teemu
+        will find your message in his inbox among 5615 unread messages.
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