Thread: "New speedsolving contest"

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Well, we ran it over a Yahoo Instant Message group chat, so anyone could=20
jump in. Can't remember if it involved invites, but we could pick a=20
platform that allows that and I suppose even undeclared people could=20
race along with the rest and even win if everyone thinks that's fair.

On 3/26/2015 2:50 PM, Alvin - A Hypercubist alvin5553@gmail.com=20
[4D_Cubing] wrote:
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> So how does the contest work? What do you mean when you said: "Even if=20
> you don't enter, you can still watch
> the action.
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> On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 7:48 PM, Melinda Green=20
> melinda@superliminal.com [4D_Cubing]=20
> <4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com > wrote:
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> So far three members have expressed interest in participating in a
> new
> speedsolving contest. (Yea!) We only need at least one more. Even
> if you
> know you can't possibly win, participating will result in getting
> you an
> official time. If this goes ahead, we'll schedule it so that you will
> have ample time to practice beforehand. The last contest was a lot of
> fun for everyone involved. Even if you don't enter, you can still
> watch
> the action. That turned out to be very exciting and funny last
> time. And
> of course there will be a prize, your choice of a 1-of-a-kind MC4D
> T-shirt or mug!
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> So how about it? Are you willing to step out of your comfort zone
> give
> it a shot? It's been nearly 5 years since the last one (has it really
> been that long?), so it may be a long time before you get another
> chance. You can reply publicly or privately. Please send your
> preferred
> puzzle, settings, dates and times. We'll then discuss off-line to
> select
> the details that everyone is happy with.
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> Happy puzzling!
> -Melinda
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Well, we ran it over a Yahoo Instant Message group chat, so anyone
could jump in. Can't remember if it involved invites, but we could
pick a platform that allows that and I suppose even undeclared
people could race along with the rest and even win if everyone
thinks that's fair.