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[FTC]: Please Don't Post Pictures
Please don't post pictures of other teams robots. If you want to post pictures of you own team's robot for comments or to help other teams, that is great.
Early in the season at the first FTC events, there are many varieties of robots showing much creativity. By Worlds, it seams to me that there are many copies of a very few robots. In FRC the robots are shipped after six weeks, so there are many varied and creative robots. When pictures are posted teams can copy other successful robots rather than update their own. Much learning is lost. I realize that FIRST has the right to post pictures obtained at their events. Thanks, Last edited by JVN : 17-12-2008 at 12:31. Reason: Requested by original poster. 
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