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rules of the game? are startups launched in october 2012 accepted? #24

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ronnydw opened this issue Aug 29, 2013 · 7 comments
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rules of the game? are startups launched in october 2012 accepted? #24

ronnydw opened this issue Aug 29, 2013 · 7 comments

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@ronnydw
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ronnydw commented Aug 29, 2013

Gameprez for example was launched on 27 october 2012, long before this course started.

I would assume that only startups that are created as project in this startup engineering course would be elligible to compete on the leaderboard? Otherwise this is not a fare game and existing startups are using this as a cheap adverising channel.

@markdg
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markdg commented Sep 1, 2013

The domain age doesn't mean much. Someone could have a domain that was never developed or was re-targeted for this class.

@akoprow
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akoprow commented Sep 2, 2013

I also agree with ronnydw. More than anything, I think at least a clarification of the rules with respect to such situations is needed.

@plmarin
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plmarin commented Sep 5, 2013

I'm sorry but I think this is not an issue it's just an opinion!!

Please don't cry and work harder!!

@akoprow
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akoprow commented Sep 5, 2013

@plmarin "Please don't cry and work harder"? Seriously?

@plmarin
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plmarin commented Sep 6, 2013

I don't know!, maybe @ronnydw has a response..

By the way, amazing project. Very very cool. I wish you lots lucky!!

Regards.

@ronnydw
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ronnydw commented Sep 6, 2013

Please keep the discussions constructive.
This is a request to spell out the rules of the game clearly and show these rules upon signup of a new project.
(It is not an attack to gameprez since they also were not aware of any rules).

@plmarin
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plmarin commented Sep 6, 2013

Understood, sorry for inconvenience!

Regards.

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