07-Feb-2012, 3:14 PM
Maybe the reason CCLP3 was so great was because it wasn't a rush-job.
If people are impatient to begin work on this project, perhaps we could start evaluating and voting on the levels that have been submitted so far? We'll call this set "A," and everything submitted after the March 31 deadline goes into set "B." This way some of the hard work can begin shortly, and it'll allow people to vote on more levels because it divides up the work. Playing and voting on a few thousand levels is rather intimidating; doing it a few hundred levels at a time is slightly less so.
If people are impatient to begin work on this project, perhaps we could start evaluating and voting on the levels that have been submitted so far? We'll call this set "A," and everything submitted after the March 31 deadline goes into set "B." This way some of the hard work can begin shortly, and it'll allow people to vote on more levels because it divides up the work. Playing and voting on a few thousand levels is rather intimidating; doing it a few hundred levels at a time is slightly less so.
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