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Hi, so I was wondering about what would happen if I were to do something on Wright Stuff; if it were to get accepted (whatever it may be, a guide, or pics) and if I were to choose not to have my plans from this year’s season publicly posted, would people with access to SSSS resources still see them next season?? I would really like to share and contribute to SSSS but I wouldn’t really like to give away all of my secrets.

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Yes, they will. Edit: (Nevermind, oops! )

Shr3D wrote:Hi, so I was wondering about what would happen if I were to do something on Wright Stuff; if it were to get accepted (whatever it may be, a guide, or pics) and if I were to choose not to have my plans from this year’s season publicly posted, would people with access to SSSS resources still see them next season?? I would really like to share and contribute to SSSS but I wouldn’t really like to give away all of my secrets.

Thanks

Just going to ignore post by reninkidney since not sure why they said that.

Shr3d: No, they wouldn't be since we take down all the files before we begin SSSS each season.

Sorry if I'm repeating already asked questions, but I've never heard of the SSSS before now and I was curious about how it worked. So if I understood correctly, people make rules or tests for upcoming events and they are then reviewed and submitted and eventually released publicly.
Are the notes tips to help someone get started in an event or is it more of how-to instructions and deeper info about the event, and when/who are the notes and tests released to?

voisinet22 wrote:Sorry if I'm repeating already asked questions, but I've never heard of the SSSS before now and I was curious about how it worked. So if I understood correctly, people make rules or tests for upcoming events and they are then reviewed and submitted and eventually released publicly.
Are the notes tips to help someone get started in an event or is it more of how-to instructions and deeper info about the event, and when/who are the notes and tests released to?

not rules; rules are made by soinc

hmmm wrote:

voisinet22 wrote:Sorry if I'm repeating already asked questions, but I've never heard of the SSSS before now and I was curious about how it worked. So if I understood correctly, people make rules or tests for upcoming events and they are then reviewed and submitted and eventually released publicly.
Are the notes tips to help someone get started in an event or is it more of how-to instructions and deeper info about the event, and when/who are the notes and tests released to?

not rules; rules are made by soinc

From what I understand, only those who have submitted something will be able to see other submissions while SSSS is ongoing, then at the end of the summer, the submissions are made public on scioly (excluding ones written by people who wanted them to be private). I don't think that the resources are necessarily targeted towards either people new to the event or people who are going further in depth, it's just up to whoever makes them.

wec01 wrote:

hmmm wrote:

voisinet22 wrote:Sorry if I'm repeating already asked questions, but I've never heard of the SSSS before now and I was curious about how it worked. So if I understood correctly, people make rules or tests for upcoming events and they are then reviewed and submitted and eventually released publicly.
Are the notes tips to help someone get started in an event or is it more of how-to instructions and deeper info about the event, and when/who are the notes and tests released to?

not rules; rules are made by soinc

From what I understand, only those who have submitted something will be able to see other submissions while SSSS is ongoing, then at the end of the summer, the submissions are made public on scioly (excluding ones written by people who wanted them to be private). I don't think that the resources are necessarily targeted towards either people new to the event or people who are going further in depth, it's just up to whoever makes them.

voisinet, welcome to SSSS!!!

The responses are mostly accurate (rules are made by soinc, but rules are not released until Fall, resources don't have to be released, etc). Just to reiterate the point of SSSS: really, it's target is pretty much just anyone involved with Science Olympiad. It's more just to build on the existing community, share resources, and help you figure out (or help others figure out) what they wanna do in scioly. It's meant for figuring out whatever helps you most whether that may be learning some of the background design principles for a certain build, notes for an event you haven't tried, or a test for an event you know well and want to dig deeper into.

Are any of the moderators currently looking over my test?
Thank you