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Re: My wish? make the BuildBlitzs/RobotIn3Days projects go away...
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Originally Posted by Ian Curtis
How do you host a (very valuable) library of robot CAD that teams can reference while also saying that students shouldn't have access to Ri3D or the BlitzBuild? Your signature even says: "Your one stop shop for robot design ideas and solutions!", but the above post seems to indicate you think it is bad for FIRST to have students see other people's design ideas and solutions?
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There's probably enough distiniction to allow Matt some leeway here. I see a big difference between adapting from the past to solve a new problem, and having someone tell you how to solve the current problem.
Edit: Interesting to note that the kickoff broadcast of 2011 kept the GDC's minibot designs in a black box. It would make sense that they would not present both the problem and the solution in the same kick-off broadcast.
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