Thread: To all the multi-regional teams...a question.
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difference in volunteers
Posted by colleen - T190 at 03/19/2001 6:27 PM EST


Engineer on team #190, Gompei, from Massachusetts Academy of Math and Science and WPI.


In Reply to: FIRST != Consistent
Posted by Joe Johnson on 03/19/2001 11:26 AM EST:



Just noticing even from UTC to Long Island.. there was a difference in the volunteers running that part.. at UTC it was mostly FIRST staff.. at Long Island, they were just general volunteers..

In Long Island it did seem a bit easier.. maybe moreso because the teams were a bit easier to deal with (more robots that could less than UTC, mostly becuase of rookies vs. experienced)... And at Long Island.. you were given a few extra minutes because they seperated the first 4 teams immediately.. and the other two sets somewhat at their leisure.. it was also less noisy (UTC being practically on stage.. LongIsland being behind the stage.. in between pit and stage.. could find quiet for discussion)

Definitely think that rule should at least try to be enforced.. although noticable it was kept a lot stricter in NJ than UTC even.. who knows

As long as it's at least clear and the same for each division in nationals, I think it will be ok
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