Yanick wrote:
>       And having the score of previous golf courses would be neat too.
>And, and that would be Neat witha capital, underlined N, is to
>get the submitted scripts too.

This is in the works.

>       Oh, and maybe a fake golfer with the name 'winner' that 
>would alias to the winner of that course?

Good idea.

>       And having a field that says if the golfer was a veteran or
>a beginner?

OK.

>> No, there's no risk at all.  PGAS only uses your *best* solution 
for the
>> leaderboard.  The only way for someone to mess with your official 
score is
>> by helping you.
>
>       Almost as bad. :) Remember that some of the Perl golfers
>here have samurai-like attitude regarding their code. Seeing
>their entry substitued by a better one that isn't of their
>own making could be seen as a severe breach of honor and could
>lead to sepuku (and with a keyboard, lemme tell you that /that/
>hurts) or, worse still, seeking atonement by taking a MSCE course.

For now, this is a risk that will have to be tolerated.  If the community 
wants to ruin golf challenges by impersonating each other, then the 
golf challenges will probably die out.

--Dave






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