| World Finals Only |
| May-07-2013 |
| 1. |
Floor surfaces:
Division I floor is a low pile, commercial carpet.
Divisions II, III and IV have hard, vinyl floors.
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| May-07-2013 |
| 2. |
Lights may not be adjusted.
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| May-07-2013 |
| 3. |
Teams may not practice on the competition sites.
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| General Clarifications |
| Sep-13-2012 |
| 1. |
B9c: Typo - Should read as follows: c. will be placed in the Internet Area by the team. It must be self-contained except for the use of indirect human
power and cords necessary for A/C power.
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| Sep-13-2012 |
| 2. |
C2c: The Delivery Area will be located 8' from the Loading Zone (not the Internet Area).
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| Sep-13-2012 |
| 3. |
C2d: Each email must travel a minimum of 8' starting from the Loading Zone and traveling across the Internet area until it breaks the plane of the taped Delivery Zone line.
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| Nov-02-2012 |
| 4. |
B11 - The work of art attachment: The required work of art sent as an attachment must be tangible at all times and while it is being transmitted it must be in the same form it will be in when it is scored for D8. Images, video, audio, and any other component that is transmitted via a storage device will not count as the required work of art sent as an attachment.
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| Dec-01-2012 |
| 5. |
B9e(1) The return receipt must travel from the Receiver back to the Sender via the e-mail network server, however it does not have to travel through any SPAM filter.
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| Jan-15-2013 |
| 6. |
B9 - The email network server: The email network server, including the spam filter, must be in the internet area when transporting emails for score but may extend outside of the area including into the delivery area and the loading zone.
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| Jan-15-2013 |
| 7. |
B9(c) - Indirect human power of team members of the email network server: Team members are allowed to be in the internet area while emails are being transported for score and are also allowed to provide indirect power to the system. However, the team members must not touch the emails or provide direct power in any other manner to transport the required emails for score. To count as being indirect power there must be something that transfers the human energy before assisting the transportation of an email.
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| Feb-06-2013 |
| 8. |
Clarification #4 & B11 - The work of art attachment: The work of art attachment must be tangible. Therefore a team using a smartphone or similar technical device to project an image is eligible for score if the smartphone or similar device displays the image as the work of art during the transportation of that email. If the image is not displayed then the judges would score the smartphone or similar device as the work of art.
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| Feb-12-2013 |
| 9. |
B9(e) The three requirements of the emails - return receipt, work of art attachment, and being delivered to an offbeat location: The criteria to be met in B9(e)1, 2,and 3 are to be met with three separate emails. That is, the email with the scored return receipt must be different from the email with the scored work of art attachment and these must both be different from the email that is required for being diverted to an offbeat location. Each email may have multiple components as listed in B9(e) but only one component per email will be scored. These three required emails must be delivered to three different physical locations in the Delivery Area.
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| Feb-26-2013 |
| 10. |
F. 1.: This may be an additional email (beyond the three required emails). However, to qualify as an email, it must be sent through the server to one of the three designated locations. The attempt does not have to be successful to be scored.
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