Thread: Operation Inspiration 2006: Who wants to read all the WFA entries?
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Re: Operation Inspiration 2006: Who wants to read all the WFA entries?
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Originally Posted by Andy Baker
Only one: Williane Tenca from team 1510

It is good to see teams posting essays. However, some teams may choose not to, and that is still OK. Nominators and candidates may have their reasons for not making these essays public. Nominators write these things without the candidates' approval, of course, so some content may not be desired to be publicized.

Andy B.
Andy brings up a VERY good point that I neglected to mention *kicks self*
While we are encouraging teams to post as many stories as possible so others will submit entries in the future, there are many good reasons for teams not to post and that needs to be respected. Thanks for the insight Andy *kicks self again*

That being said, if your team is OK with posting and you just haven't gotten around to it, now is the time.
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