BriarRosie
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Since the deadline for registering teams is coming up, and that MANY teams
were disqualified last time for the Everest event, I thought I'd give out
some advice to prevent that from happening this time.
1. Read the registration rules carefully, and follow them to the letter.
This goes without saying, but I'm saying it anyway. Don't be hasty!
Make sure you understand what you need to do before you register!
2. Each team should have assigned a team leader, in this case, a Lifeguard.
The Lifeguard is responsible for registering the team on time and correctly,
or their entire team cannot compete.
3. The Lifeguard should provide VMK this info:
a. Team Name (like Jellyrolls' team: Team Boogies)
b. Names of all members on the team. Be sure to spell them correctly!
c. Room titles of EVERY member's room. This includes the START
room, which MUST have the title Shallow End in it, and should belong
to the Lifeguard. (So if Jellyrolls submits hers, it might say,
Shallow End - Team Boogies.)
d. NO. DICTIONARY DANCING FOR ANY ROOM TITLES. Instant disqualification.
If the team leaders can get all the info ahead of time, then the members
have until the day of the competition to build their rooms.
VMK has sent team leaders confirmation that their teams were qualified for
Everest, so it works in your favor if you register before the deadline.
That way, if you don't receive confirmation, you can ask if they have
received your entry.
I hope this helps some new teams and the teams that missed out on
Everest due to some overlooked mistakes.
were disqualified last time for the Everest event, I thought I'd give out
some advice to prevent that from happening this time.
1. Read the registration rules carefully, and follow them to the letter.
This goes without saying, but I'm saying it anyway. Don't be hasty!
Make sure you understand what you need to do before you register!
2. Each team should have assigned a team leader, in this case, a Lifeguard.
The Lifeguard is responsible for registering the team on time and correctly,
or their entire team cannot compete.
3. The Lifeguard should provide VMK this info:
a. Team Name (like Jellyrolls' team: Team Boogies)
b. Names of all members on the team. Be sure to spell them correctly!
c. Room titles of EVERY member's room. This includes the START
room, which MUST have the title Shallow End in it, and should belong
to the Lifeguard. (So if Jellyrolls submits hers, it might say,
Shallow End - Team Boogies.)
d. NO. DICTIONARY DANCING FOR ANY ROOM TITLES. Instant disqualification.
If the team leaders can get all the info ahead of time, then the members
have until the day of the competition to build their rooms.
VMK has sent team leaders confirmation that their teams were qualified for
Everest, so it works in your favor if you register before the deadline.
That way, if you don't receive confirmation, you can ask if they have
received your entry.
I hope this helps some new teams and the teams that missed out on
Everest due to some overlooked mistakes.