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Hi Sander, I guess you want to reward both persistence and merit so that if someone keeps on trying but never seems to quite make the grade, that is it's own rewarding category. Then categories for the various themes of merit, as voted up by the membership. Maybe propose an initial list and ask people to prune / expand the list.
Ultimaker specific categories should be included but not take up too many slots so that people with other printers are welcome.
Then it's a matter of judging which as you mention can be community based. There can be short term as well as long term rewards, or perhaps once a week and a vote-off monthly maybe.
Then once a year there could be an annual competition including both voting of previous winners to become the annual super-winner of each category and a meta-competition. The annual process and results can be written up by those among us who are writers into a presentation for consumption by those outside of Ultimaker forums as an annual "Best of Ultimaker" type thing.
Make that annual thing a celebration and actually you know what? Rather than have the celebration later, let's kick the whole thing off with the first annual montly competition because there's never a reason to delay a party / celebration! It can be in July for Christmas in July and Independence Day as borrowed from our USA members and recognized globally as a celebration of freedom, how's that?
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Hi Sander, I guess you want to reward both persistence and merit so that if someone keeps on trying but never seems to quite make the grade, that is it's own rewarding category. Then categories for the various themes of merit, as voted up by the membership. Maybe propose an initial list and ask people to prune / expand the list.
Ultimaker specific categories should be included but not take up too many slots so that people with other printers are welcome.
Then it's a matter of judging which as you mention can be community based. There can be short term as well as long term rewards, or perhaps once a week and a vote-off monthly maybe.
Then once a year there could be an annual competition including both voting of previous winners to become the annual super-winner of each category and a meta-competition. The annual process and results can be written up by those among us who are writers into a presentation for consumption by those outside of Ultimaker forums as an annual "Best of Ultimaker" type thing.
Make that annual thing a celebration and actually you know what? Rather than have the celebration later, let's kick the whole thing off with the first annual montly competition because there's never a reason to delay a party / celebration! It can be in July for Christmas in July and Independence Day as borrowed from our USA members and recognized globally as a celebration of freedom, how's that?
Les
Make history!
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