From: Phrogz Date: 2007-11-10T02:00:02+09:00 Subject: Re: Current Quizmaster Retiring On Nov 9, 9:52 am, Phrogz wrote: > * Giving everyone visibility to upcoming quizzes takes a little bit > away from the sense of competition. I like that everyone sees a quiz > at the same time and starts working on it at the same time. It's not > really a race, but at the same time the flavor of the event changes (I > think) if people can spend weeks programming for an upcoming quiz and > then drop a crazy huge solution. I feel that it would discourage smal- > time hackers. If others also feel that this would change the flavor too much, my previous proposal could be modified as such: * Everyone can submit ideas, but they can only ever see their own idea. They may carry on a conversation (on the site) with the site admins about how to improve the quiz. * Site admins (maybe a group of 10-15) can see all quizzes, and are the only ones who can vote/categorize quizzes. This removes the fun of seeing a huge upcoming queue from everyone, but keeps the surprise aspect of the quizzes.