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Re: Please read R17
Ken & John,
I agree with the intent that both of you are trying to get at, but by not being directly associated with teams this year, you are both not really qualified to monopolize this discussion. Believe me, it is entertaining, but you are detracting from the point. Rule R17 actually goes against the "students working with mentors" idea. We lost 5 of our 10 hours due to the time constraints put on all of us. Now, our team did meet, but there wasn't much inspiring going on. Unless you call pegging me with more darn poof balls exciting. Can we please get back to R17? If we can get FIRST to slightly modify the rule for after week 1, that would be fantastic. My ideal, "10 hours, starting Saturday at 5:00pm and ending Thursday at 8:00am. Use them anyway you want them." -Paul *Note: For those of you that don't know, John is one of my closest friends in FIRST; but I still had to call him out about not working with a team this year ..... |
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http://forums.usfirst.org/showthread.php?t=734 You're still only getting two five-hour windows, but at least they can now be on a Saturday, which most folks are used to not having during the season anyway. ( )For all it's worth, Billfred |
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Sorry again. -JV So... new clarification/change on R17... good enough? |
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But there's work to be done for next year's rule. Paul promises some post-competition comments, which I look forward to seeing. I will just say now that FIRST has to define what their purpose is in limiting post-ship modifications. Once that purpose is defined, the mechanism of implementing it will become apparent, as will how the rule should read. If the intent is to allow teams 10 hours per week, why not just say that? Does it matter if it is divided into two periods of 5 hours, or 3 periods of 3, 3, and 4 hours? We don't want to get ridiculous with it, using a chess timer to or timeclock to check in and check out each individual minute. Just come up with a way to have more flexibility. I don't want a continuous Fix-It Window. But I don't want to be out of technical compliance with a rule simply because our schedule doesn't fit the schedule of every other team in the country, while still meeting the spirit of the rule. Last edited by GaryVoshol : 28-02-2006 at 15:18. Reason: typos |
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Re: Please read R17
Bringing this thread back to life to see if Paul will now make his points known.
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