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To extend or not to extend the ship date!
There is a lot of talk about the problems teams are faced with due to the weather. Some arguments are quite compelling in favor of extending the shipping date. FIRST is willfully set in not giving the extension for understandable reasons. Hence, the debate has started. Do we extend the shipping date or not?
Please share your thoughts! What is the best solution? Do we ask FIRST to reconsider their position on the extension, or is there another solution we might consider--maybe more time during the “Fix-It window” period would be a fair compromise? 
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