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December 1999 POTM Vote
Posted by Nick on 24 January 2000, 02:44 GMT

Due to the Millenium awards occupying our time for a little while, we've had to delay this a bit. At any rate, you can now vote on the December 1999 Program of the Month. Next month's POTM voting will occur on schedule, as usual. We apologize for this month's delay.

Update (Nick): You know, a funny thing happened the other day. When we were posting the POTM voting page, we loaded up the wrong month of featured programs. This - logically enough - messed up voting a bit. So, we apologize, but if you voted before you have to vote again. Voting will close on January 30 (1 week after when I post this). This time, everything really should be fixed. If it's not, I expect everyone who visits this site to collectively plot my ghastly demise.
The ghastlier, the better. :-)

 


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Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
BigCalc  Account Info
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Cool, i was wondering what happened to POTM awards...

First Comment :P

     24 January 2000, 02:56 GMT

Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Hieu-Trung Le  Account Info

Hey sorry this is kind of off topic.. but how come the new files section hasn't been updated lately? It is still last Sunday as the latest update..

     26 January 2000, 21:48 GMT


Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Aggies07

screw the POTM awards...just update the website. Don't you think anyone notices that the last update is a week old?

     29 January 2000, 06:45 GMT

Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Hieu-Trung Le  Account Info

oh cool, I though you guys forgot all about it..


hihih

btw, 2nd comment

     24 January 2000, 03:01 GMT


Completely unrelated:SMQ
yosweetlady  Account Info

finally, smq for AMS 2.03 on ti-89 and 92+. It's been changed though, and it's only a beta. Check it out at mf.calc.org

     29 January 2000, 02:53 GMT

Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Philip Ringsmuth  Account Info
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<sarcasm>Still using that *wonderful* voting system I see. Wow, would you look at that! A whopping 3 files in the 89/92/92+ catergory!! Check out the variety! Don't we just love this awesome voting system? I mean, they even separate it into catergories so we don't forget which calculator stuff was written for! Why couldn't POTM have been this good all along??</sarcasm>

-Fil

     24 January 2000, 03:03 GMT


Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Nick Disabato  Account Info
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If you don't like how we're doing POTM, tell us what we SHOULD be doing so we can fix it. We're open to constructive criticism with this. We always will be.

--BlueCalx

     24 January 2000, 03:19 GMT

Re: Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
DWedit  Account Info
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With all the suggestions from last vote's comment board, the idea that the current system sucks [bleep], it should be obvious that no one likes it, and it must be changed.

I am personally in favor of the old system. (Nominate, Vote, catagorized by calc)

     24 January 2000, 05:42 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Nick Disabato  Account Info
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People complained with the old system too. That's why we changed it. Do you find anything with the old system that we can make changes to so everyone will be satisfied?

--BlueCalx

     24 January 2000, 14:50 GMT

Re: Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Philip Ringsmuth  Account Info
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Okay, if you want some ideas, here's a good one: Do it more like the Millenium awards, where we can nominate from the complete lists of all catergories for all calculators. Nominations could be the first two weeks of the month and then the actual voting could be the second two weeks of the month.
What about the TI-80 etc.? There could be some sort of minimum nomination limit, like say, at least 50 nominations to be on the ballot? You should really consider a system like this instead of what's currently being used.

-Fil

     24 January 2000, 17:41 GMT


Re: Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Scott Uhl  Account Info
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Well, I have one. Make it so every game submitted is up there. I never saw Stardust or my Hicquest 4 game. Other than that, I thinks it's good. Just put every game/program submitted.

     26 January 2000, 23:40 GMT

Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Scott Noveck  Account Info
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uggg - something's pretty bad when I can't even make 3 votes. Only 2 progs deserve it, and one's a port =(

     24 January 2000, 03:42 GMT

Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Ken Account Info

Yeah.. it's been pretty slow around here lately... I couldn't find anything that I would vote for...

     24 January 2000, 04:24 GMT


Re: Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Scott Noveck  Account Info
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I gave one to Mars Patrol simply because it has some nice, stable greyscale on an 83 (a technical feat), and another to Plain Jump 83 because it's a complex program and requires a bit more effort to port than others (and just because Sam finally ported it after his 83+ boycott =)

     24 January 2000, 05:05 GMT


Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
James abba shalaka Rubingh  Account Info
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Plain jump is a no talent trash game :)

     28 January 2000, 00:24 GMT


Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Ciaran McCreesh  Account Info
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I agree. The code isn't too bad but the gameplay is lousy :{

Ciaran McCreesh
-- etc --

     28 January 2000, 19:42 GMT


Re: Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Scott Uhl  Account Info
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Yeah, but not all games are up there. There should be every game up there, not just ASM games.

     26 January 2000, 23:41 GMT

Re: January 2000 POTM Vote
Samir Ribic  Account Info
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Strange. There was no December POTM vote. I though that Milenium vote is something other, voting for best programs all the time.

     24 January 2000, 08:11 GMT

Re: December 1999 POTM Vote
mattc2345  Account Info

when I clicked on vote no programs were there to select and it said you may select 0 programs in no categories has anyone else had this problem?

     25 January 2000, 02:04 GMT

Re: Re: December 1999 POTM Vote
Nick Disabato  Account Info
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That was when we switched the two polls around. See the update for more info. :\

--BlueCalx

     25 January 2000, 02:55 GMT


Re: Re: December 1999 POTM Vote
AlienCow  Account Info
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I believe this is ticalc.org's way of simplifying the voting process.

You still get the satisfaction of being able to participate in the election process; however, your options are.. limited. ;)

-AlienCow

     26 January 2000, 17:39 GMT

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