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Too long...
FIRST sets the 10 minute time limit only to help themselves. I'm sure they would love to spend a week learning about each team, but it's just not possible. And a minute or so doesn't seem that much over, but if every team did that, the judges would have a lot of extra minutes on their hands, and wouldn't be able to evaluate every team's admission very well. The judges may be in a good mood and not mind too much, but they could be upset subconciously, and not think as highly of your team. I would just cut it to ten minutes out of common courtesy.
Good Luck! Jenni ~ Team #93 |
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