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Re: Team Numbering System?

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Originally Posted by 663.keith
I maintain my remark that it was a precaution, just like limiting the maximum velocity to 10ft/sec for a projectile in the 2004 game. Many teams could have made a perfect contraption that latched on to the bar, just in the same way many teams would have liked to be team 666. FIRST as an organization is not one to openly present situations which could cause harm.
I agree with Keith here: FIRST is not an orginization to take chances, and they wouldn't risk a team not being allowed to compete, for whatever reason, if they had 666 as their team number. Even if the school allowed it, I'd imagine they might have trouble getting funding, not to mention being laughed at. Just because some people (including me) do not believe it signifies anything doesn't mean no one does. People have their own beliefs, and they're entitled to them.
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