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Seems pretty good to me.
Once the weather improves, I'll try a 15k step challenge.
I did something like the randomly assigned team before. I think that's a good choice.
This should be fun.
Awesome!
From past experience, you'll have to make a couple of other things clear:
- You must choose from the teams that are playing.
- If someone doesn't make a pick, there needs to be an extra penalty should they buy back in. Otherwise, they have an advantage, because they have used up fewer teams.
We had gym memberships for a few years. That was mostly because the gym had free childcare for a couple of hours, while we were working out. I generally prefer exercising outside, but when I have gym access, I like to get on the various weight machines and get some different exercise than normal.
We bought a Sactional (not that large, though), because I enjoyed all the different configurations so much.
Enjoy it while you can. It's not long before they want to move under their own power (which they don't do well for a long time).
One idea would be to have a monthly reward for the top post in the territory.
I like the idea, in general, of rewarding our top contributors. Unfortunately, it's hard to get individual stacker metrics by territory. (Maybe that's something else for @SimpleStacker to work on.)
Exciting, none-the-less. Distributed energy management and production could free us from the terrible state run/chartered monopolies that we have now.
I'd like to see where the voyages of Zheng He actually visited. Because the subsequent Chinese emperor destroyed all known records of the voyages, we're left with lots of speculation about where they may have reached, including the Americas.
Coming up with a cool contest idea that we can promote outside of SN, could help a lot.
We could probably tie something in to the Workit challenges.