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20-12-2007, 20:21
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Re: pic: FTC 339's ("1114 Simbotics") Robot
I agree with people in FTC wanting to hide their robot...
But doesn't it violate the whole concept of gracious professionalism to do so. I think it also violates gracious professionalism to steal someones idea without their permission. 
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