Announcing Winter Scripting Camp Winners
I know, this took forever. Mea culpa. I’ve been working my shell off, and finally got around to pulling the info.
Beginner Track
- Wouter Beens (4.667)
- Laurel Raven (4.5)
- Chris Davis (4.5)
Advanced Track
- Alexander Kuzin (4.5)
- Lido Paglia (4.5)
- (anonymous) (4)
Those are the average scores from those entries, and in case of a tie we broke it by submission timestamp. Things will be working a bit differently in the actual Games, coming your way in April, so stay tuned. In fact, you can subscribe to a specific topic for Scripting Games announcements, if you like.
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Iron Scripter Preludes and Main Event: Rules and Info
Information is now available at IronScripter.us for the at-Summit events, and participants are advised to refresh themselves on the Rules.
Participants attending Summit should begin choosing their faction and getting to know their teammates in the faction-specific channels of the DevOps-Summit Slack team (open only to attendees and alumni).
Participants hoping to participate remotely may wish to start choosing a faction and finding a way to get in touch with them. The Faction Discussion may be a good way to do that.