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18-10-2005, 21:55
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Re: If you could change one rule
I am absolutely in favor of more creativity in the competition. It's too easy to buy your way past creative hurdles, so in that sense many rules could be made more strict to force us to come up with creative solutions. That said, the same objective could be reached by loosening some of the restrictions, like my aforemention controls rule/"hobby horse".
 No threaded fastners would be very interesting indeed... 
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