I agree with bigonion.

There are zillions of problems with analysis on the internet from all different 
contests. There are hundreds (around two hundreds) problems from previous years 
of Codejam with analysis.

Also important that QR problems have the least possible relevance for solving 
R1 problems the same year. Nobody expects organizers to put "Cookie Clicker 
Beta" or "Minesweeper Slave", meaning that puzzles for Q1 are more likely to be 
from some other area of algorithms.

When I was asking for publishing analysis sooner (I did that), I was mostly 
interested in first page - authors of problems, number of contestants, general 
feelings of organizers about the round. This small piece I truly would like to 
hear before next round of contest, but it is still up to organizers.

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