I hadn't fully thought-through the quiz, it seems. What's the best way to rank guesses? My thought is this:
Score = [(# right) - n(# wrong)]
The question is, what should be the value of n? The higher it is, the bigger the punishment for wrong guesses.... Any thoughts?
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David "Wacho" Barton is far-and-away the winner. The value for n doesn't even matter!
Joe, have you decided a winner for your riddle?
We should publish the winners' names + answers in volume 3. When do you think we can get that started?
Joe, have you decided a winner for your riddle?
We should publish the winners' names + answers in volume 3. When do you think we can get that started?
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