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[Hunt03] Re: Must-read URL
> > Among many other things, the author discusses why
> > newcomers should not be allowed to come in and
> > change the rules.
> >
>Contrast that with the following quote:
> [T]he winner of one year's hunt wins the right to organize the next
>year's hunt... including the right to redefine almost any of the rules of
>the hunt.
I spoke clumsily. I don't think newcomers (or oldcomers, for that matter)
should be allowed to change by fiat the *meta*rules, by which I meant
defining who is or is not a part of the community.
>And who am I to argue with 20 years of this paradigm working? Anyone who
>disagrees is free to start their own hunt. (And I hope they do; I played
>in the last Microsoft PuzzleHunt, had a great time, and think that their
>more rigid setup is entirely appropriate for its context.)
I feel that Kappa Sig is exploring a radical change in the paradigm (which
doesn't mean they'll actually go forward with it.) I'm interested to see
whether we end with two Mystery Hunts or not.
-- Eric