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As of this moment there are 68 TF assignments in the DC Cat 0 and 1 range below 54M. All were assigned in the last month.
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"Yves"
Jul 2017
Belgium
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A majority of those TF's were assigned between 2020-09-14 and 2020-09-22.
Poaching those assigments after a couple of days or weeks (while the participants are not at fault) could imho discourage them definitively from contrinuting especially if they are relatively new participants. |
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Random Account
Aug 2009
U.S.A.
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Curious: Why TF's on exponents which have a LL test needing verified? I looked at the detail for the first three.
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If they had too little TF already That is not the case. Or they hope to find a factor and eliminate the need for a DC. Current DC TF range according to GPU72 should be in the 67M range. If someone wanted to hammer away at the 58M range, fine, that is way out in the Cat 3 area. Just take 2 weeks worth of work at a time and turn it in.
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Einyen
Dec 2003
Denmark
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I sent a PM to Madpoo about this thread, lets see if he can fix it.
It is curious these cat0 and cat1 TF assignments are stuck so often with no progress. It might be deliberate attempts to stall / sabotage. Last fiddled with by ATH on 2020-09-23 at 18:31 |
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"Yves"
Jul 2017
Belgium
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Assignment algorithmm is not 100 % waterproof but again, participants are absolutely not at fault. Do you think it's better to poach those exponents or to wait (worst case) for the 60 days expiry date ? Edit : @ATH, I'm not convinced of deliberate attempts to stall but it's not impossible (??) Last fiddled with by De Wandelaar on 2020-09-23 at 18:39 |
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Apr 2010
Over the rainbow
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Or maybe do a short PM1 on those and hope for the best.
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Brussels, Belgium
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Once again this would be poaching. Quote:
Jacob It is curious these cat0 and cat1 TF assignments are stuck so often with no progress. It might be deliberate attempts to stall / sabotage. |
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"Oliver"
Sep 2017
Porta Westfalica, DE
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Yes, that's especially true if the assignees did not do this on purpose, which I cannot determine.
On the other hand, if someone is trying to hinder progress knowingly, I do not think we need to respect them doing this. ![]() |
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Aug 2009
U.S.A.
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It seems to me that if anyone were going to stall / sabotage, they would do it with a lot more than 68. If Madpoo cannot do a fix, he may be able to give a clearer reason as to how this happened.
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