by kmikeym on Thu Aug 20, 2009 5:39 pm
Just to add a few notes... etherpad.com is a pretty insane website. It's live editing of documents. So if we are logged in at the same time you will see what I am writing as I type it. The interesting thing is when two or three people use it as the same time (and there is no login or anything, just follow the link, and you're in it) and the whole thing starts to speed up.
I think it's a pretty fitting way to cover an event like this because anyone can contribute (only sharing the link with CFF) so the author, much like the high scores, becomes CFF. And like CFF itself, there is no central leadership. You pick the interesting parts of the tourney and write about them.
I'll likely ask some questions and for more explanation on things as I'm pretty inexperienced (as you may have noticed on the first piece I wrote). Anyway, it's a weird way to write something, but it seems like it could work. I'm bummed I can't hang out during the tourney, but I'll try to stop in a few times and check things out and maybe take some pictures.