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View Poll Results: What kind of collaboration are you comfortable with? (see first post for definitions)
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Full collaboration is ok when teams attend the same regional
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29 |
34.94% |
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Full collaboration is ok when teams attend seperate regionals
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32 |
38.55% |
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Full collaboration is ok when teams live far apart
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28 |
33.73% |
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Full collaboration is ok when teams live in the same area
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28 |
33.73% |
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Full collaboration is ok for an indefinete period of time
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22 |
26.51% |
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Full collaboration is ok only if done for a new team's rookie year
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21 |
25.30% |
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Full collaboration is NEVER ok
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13 |
15.66% |
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Partial collaboration is ok when teams attend the same regional
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45 |
54.22% |
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Partial collaboration is ok when teams attend seperate regionals
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42 |
50.60% |
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Partial collaboration is ok when teams live far apart
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36 |
43.37% |
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Partial collaboration is ok when teams live in the same area
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43 |
51.81% |
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Partial collaboration is ok for an indefinete period of time
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40 |
48.19% |
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Partial collaboration is ok only if done for a new team's rookie year
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26 |
31.33% |
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Partial collaboration is ok if done for the drivetrain
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41 |
49.40% |
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Partial collaboration is ok if done for the 'game piece' such as a shooter or stacker
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39 |
46.99% |
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Partial collaboration is NEVER ok
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2 |
2.41% |
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Interface collaboration is ok when teams attend the same regional
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34 |
40.96% |
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Interface collaboration is ok when teams attend seperate regionals
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30 |
36.14% |
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Interface collaboration is ok when teams live far apart
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30 |
36.14% |
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Interface collaboration is ok when teams live in the same area
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33 |
39.76% |
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Interface collaboration is ok for an indefinete period of time
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33 |
39.76% |
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Interface collaboration is ok only if done for a new team's rookie year, then they are cut loose
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18 |
21.69% |
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Interface collaboration is NEVER ok
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9 |
10.84% |
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Teams should not collaborate
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9 |
10.84% |
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Teams should collaborate
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50 |
60.24% |
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