Re: [Palindrome] Thank you, Pturnips!

[Eric Albert <Eric ericalbert net>]

>I'd say, let's try to keep the communication on the message board -- it's 
>easier to organize things that way.

I think there may be two groups of folks -- those who've
been using the message board, and those who haven't.
I know I'm in the latter group -- if it hasn't been e-mailed
to the whole team, I probably haven't seen it.

My vote would be for anything *important* to go to the
whole team.  (People who don't want to see stuff over
this weekend can always put their copy of the Palindrome
list in "vacation" mode.)

But my opinions don't count for much -- I plan to be at
MIT or asleep.  I just hope we avoid some offsite people
working away on a puzzle, only to find the solution is
already up on the bulletin board.  Maybe an (updated)
list of solutions we have could be posted every so
often to the full list?

In any case, let's have 2006 be the year Palindrome
gets someone to build us a wiki.  Pturnips did it last
year, and told us it's been invaluable.

Right now, the goal is to have fun.  So, if you're
offsite, you might want to only solve puzzles you
really enjoy.  That way, you're ahead of the game
no matter what.

Twelve hours to go!

-- Eric (A.)