Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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Yes, I've already submitted a program for it!
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0
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0.0%
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Yes, I'm working on a program but I haven't submitted it yet.
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20
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19.4%
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No, I'm not working on a program yet, but I'm going to!
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8
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7.8%
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No, I'm not going to submit a program this year.
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50
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48.5%
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Maybe, I haven't decided what I want to do yet.
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25
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24.3%
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Re: Are you working on any projects for the 2004 POTY contest?
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bomberkid
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I chose the 2nd choice, but I am not(definitely!) planning to win, that's hopeless! Though I am going to program with ideas, not internal program skills. I am planning to program more and more if that's the way to help ticalc.org develope into better site. Thank you.
-bombmerkid
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9 July 2004, 23:47 GMT
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Re: Are you working on any projects for the 2004 POTY contest?
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Paul Houser
(Web Page)
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Hmm, maybe I will write more levels for Corrupt
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10 July 2004, 00:32 GMT
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Re: Are you working on any projects for the 2004 POTY contest?
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Tzazak
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None of the programs I've written are any good. I'm learning asm and have an idea for something to write that wouldn't be difficult to code, I just don't like memory management very much. Plus, I'm not very dedicated and almost never finish anything. Even if I do finish the game I'm planning on writing, it probably won't get featured. How do you get a program featured? Do you have to email them after you submit it, or do they look through the archives and pick programs?
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10 July 2004, 01:02 GMT
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