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Re: Team Update #13

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Originally Posted by gburlison View Post
I am just glad this update was published before before we shipped our robot.
As far as I know 1511 & 8 other robots were driven to drayage BEFORE this was published. Fortunately, I think all were shipping "ROBOTS"... but I still see this Update as very Muddy... as a regional director I could read that and say, "oh a team CANT bring a Robot in"... as the GDC didnt say "take one fabricated item off your robot and its no longer a "Robot"". I forsee a handful of arguments with volunteers...

Im hoping that all the regionals get a clear email blast that gives an undeniably straightforward answer to this rule, or I still feel we may have a handful of upset teams that think they cant play on the first day on our hands... The volunteers checking people in often dont follow every Q&A or every update, so they will only do as told... hopefully they are clearly told what is and isnt allowed.

Lucky number 13....
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