Please answer the following Discussion Question thoroughly. I have started the thread which contains the question, please post your submissions as responses to that thread. Each discussion topic is worth up to 20 points based on the following criteria: Original posting is worth 10 points. An original posting must completely answer the question or scenario being discussed in a detailed manner (minimum of 2 paragraphs, each at least 5 sentences long) and meet the Standards of Work outlined in the course syllabus. Reply postings to other members' discussions are worth 5 points each. A reply must be substantial in nature and contribute to the discussion (at least 5 sentences long) and meet the Standards of Work outlined in the course syllabus. To obtain the full 20 points one original and two replies must be posted prior to the due date. Most college professors enjoy sharing work they've done with their colleagues so no one needs to "reinvent the wheel." But, some college professors create very exciting and interesting online courses to teach at a particular institution and then refuse to share the work they have done with other professors at that institution. Is this ethical? Is it legal? Why or why not