[Joshua May]

That is really good advice for a team. Usually, my team sticks me to be the person talking to anyone who comes in the pit, so I may be working on something, and if everyone else is too nervous or doesn't know how a specific device works, they'll call me over. And then there are times where I'm away from the pit, getting lunch, water, watching a match, etc. and I'll come back to find the nervous freshmaen attempting to explain something, and then as soon as I'm there they will point at me and have the scout/judge talk to me. There are a few other team members who step up and talk to them, but an overwhelming majority do not talk to visitors which I believe looks somewhat bad on the part of my team. So next year I hope to get everyone set up to be able to talk to visitors and have a rotating schedule of people designated to do so.