On Fri, May 10, 2002 at 08:56:48AM -0500, Chris Dolan wrote:
> If we do start to see decrease in participation, or great difficulty
> finding referees (I think the latter is far more likely) then we should
> talk about changing the frequency, but not until then, I suggest.
I think we will run into a problem finding holes earlier than that.
Refereeing is fun, and I don't really think there will be a problem
finding new ones. Although I did miss playing myself, I got to show all
my brilliance by shaving another two strokes of BoBs solution. I got all
sorts of golfers frustrated by showing them, there still had to
get waay better :->
I also learned a lot. While looking at the post mortem does show you
much. Having obscure solutions trickle in every day, and finding out
what new idea makes them work. Having four othere referees around always
pointing out what nice solution just came in does wonders about
understanding how perl really works.
CU, (
)ec
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