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Re: FIRST rule regarding team membership
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Originally Posted by Gary Dillard
From the FIRST website, under "How to start a team"
So FIRST allows membership by organizations other than schools. However - from last year's robot rules
So if you don't have a school, what do you put on the robot? The school name is a required item on the inspection checklist. Also, if you have one student on the Downtown team from Crosstown high school, do you have to include Crosstown's name as well?
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Just write "Hard Knocks" or "None" on it and dare anyone to be un-GP enough to complain. 
Seriously, assuming a one-to-one relationship between schools and teams is a hard habit to shake, even for the folks who write and proof-read the rules.
Blake
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Last edited by gblake : 17-11-2008 at 22:08.
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