I just wanted you to hear it.
Also, do you have any responses to leave?
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Great topic! Maybe this should be in meta-forum tho?
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that’s probably a better idea, I didn’t know where to put it so I stuck it in open sources, I’ll move it now
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Cool 
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Epic tips
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Just bookmarked your topic. It’s awesome!
ooOooooOOO 
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bump
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Hey, I remember this! I should give it a read before my competition begins.
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bump
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Y? Just y?
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there’s also x
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And no z? What a disgrace
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I don’t know
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Those tips are good, but I disagree with some of them. I’m not going to pretend I’m a genius who knows everything about collars (because I don’t), but I’ve failed leading competitions before and I learned some interesting things from it.
My tips would be:
- Keep it interesting - Give an interesting topic that grabs attention immediately. Marketing your collab is important
- Make it very easy for people to start coding - A problem I find is that many people just don’t get the motivation to start, so help get them motivated.
I’m working on a competition that will have a “screenshot rule”. The idea is to have the contestants share a screenshot of their project progress so that they have a reason to start on time. - You probably don’t have to ask for judges - I’ve realized that you will never have a lack of judges and that people will ask to judge without you asking them to ask you.
- Keep it personal - Engage with everyone and don’t act like you are superior to everyone. You are not a big boss and nobody on this forum wants to be treated like a little kid
That’s it. I may have more once my next competition is over.
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ah but the due date was March 3rd 
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You made it on June. How could it be March 3rd
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time travel
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