Program of the Week Award
Posted on 7 September 1998, 07:36 GMT
| Tetris by Joe Author Week of 6 Sept. 1998 | The ticalc.org Program of the Week award has been created! This award will be given out in each issue of our newsletter to the author of the most outstanding, original program released during the past week. The author will have the opportunity to proudly display the award on his or her web site. To the right is a sample.
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Re: Program of the Week Award
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Christophe Fondacci
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Will this award be given to one program per calc, or to only one program each month ?
I know many kinds of Tetris, what is exactly this one (and for which calc it has been designed ?) ?
Will the award be only given to a recent prog of the week ? (since many progs has been made before this award, I think it should work for any prog !!)
I was just wondering :=)
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7 September 1998, 09:04 GMT
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Re: Program of the Week Award
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Harper Maddox
(Web Page)
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Who votes on this award? just you bryan? Perhaps you should add a survey script for this feature. It could automatically list everything new for the past week, to vote on.
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7 September 1998, 17:47 GMT
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Re: Program of the Week Award
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Haseeb Chaudhry
(Web Page)
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I have a better idea then a voting system, why dont u just add a script to count all the downloads of a file, and the one with the most downloads get the award!!
simple!
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7 September 1998, 19:17 GMT
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Re: Program of the Week Award
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Mike
(Web Page)
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I don't think basing it on the most hits is a good idea, because just because a program is a popular download doesn't necesarily mean it is the best quality.
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7 September 1998, 20:09 GMT
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Re: Program of the Week Award
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kimo
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how can the award be justified if mostly you (bryan) decides who gets it? you're probably biased in some ways or another. perhaps puzzle games tickle your pickle more than card games. so you'd be more inclined to vote for a puzzle game.
i'm not saying that you would, but it could be a possibility.
wow, what a good post. very well thought out, and i didn't even think before i wrote! =)
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7 September 1998, 22:31 GMT
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Re: Program of the Week Award
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Flinn
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I think the best way of doing this would be to
have a panel of 3-5 people decide each week.
However, since I don't know 3-5 people that have all of the ti calcs (and no life), we'll have to go with the next best plan and let Bryan pick. We can't let people vote because no one else owns each calculator and the results would definitely be swayed by how many people own a certain calc.
-Flinn
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8 September 1998, 00:03 GMT
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Re: Program of the Week Award
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S.T.L.
(Web Page)
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Two questions: Will there be separate categories for games and for everything else? Because the majority of programs are (sadly) games, and the non-games would get slighted.
Final question: Will Ticalc.org do this retroactively? I feel stupid now, cause I uploaded PRIME4 before this was announced. :-( Hrm. Time for PRIME5 and PRIME6.
:-D
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8 September 1998, 01:11 GMT
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Re: Program of the Week Award
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Bob the Cat
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I think there should be an arward per calc cause
the 85, 86, 92 and 89 have an advantage against the 82 and 83 that is the size of their screen...
A program may be awarded for it's originality but
also for it's graphics and then, the 82 and 83 are
a bit disadvantaged.
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8 September 1998, 21:04 GMT
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