Thread: Should the Number One seed be Alloud to pick the Number Two seed?
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Re: Should the Number One seed be Alloud to pick the Number Two seed?
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Originally Posted by SpaceBiz View Post
If the solution to this problem really is districts, should first switch over to them faster?

(They might actually be. At the greater DC regional today, they had a meeting about switching to districts. I assume this means the "Greater DC Area" will or possibly will switch next year)
My understanding is that the process has been started in several different areas . Making the change is a pretty involved process, since the number of events in an area usually at least doubles, so a lot more volunteers are needed. Minnesota is one place where it seems like they have the teams to do it, but I have heard several times that they don't think they have enough volunteers yet to make the jump. One thing that might help speed up the adoption of districts is the success of Indiana this season, with only 49 teams. If it's considered to work well at a smaller scale than the other current districts, we might see a few more districts of that size to pop up fairly quickly.
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