Re: tiebreaker scores

2002-03-06 Thread Stephen Turner
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Ton schreef op 06 maart 2002: > > The current use of fractionals is just fine: the bigger > > the number, the worse your score. > > 54.25 Stephen Turner > > Is this a misprint? Are you really saying that Stephen solved > this problem with only 25%

Re: tiebreaker scores

2002-03-05 Thread Andrew . Savige
Ton schreef op 06 maart 2002: > The current use of fractionals is just fine: the bigger > the number, the worse your score. 54.25 Stephen Turner Is this a misprint? Are you really saying that Stephen solved this problem with only 25% of his characters being \w\s ?? That is genius! That is the

Re: tiebreaker scores

2002-03-05 Thread Ton Hospel
In article , [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ton Hospel) writes: > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >> It looks to me as thoughthe tiebreaker scores are in the wrong order. >> >> To quote the rules: >> "This month's tie

Re: tiebreaker scores

2002-03-05 Thread Ton Hospel
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > It looks to me as thoughthe tiebreaker scores are in the wrong order. > > To quote the rules: > "This month's tiebreaker will favor the script with the greater number of > [^\w\s] characters.&q

tiebreaker scores

2002-03-05 Thread Tony . Young
It looks to me as thoughthe tiebreaker scores are in the wrong order. To quote the rules: "This month's tiebreaker will favor the script with the greater number of [^\w\s] characters." Looking at the Leaderboard: 2 52.5 Mtv Europe 3 52.53 Rick Klement 4 52.55 Ton Hospel