WiiLi talk:Bounty
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[edit] Away with the youtube video
I don't think the YouTube video should be required... it can be faked as much as anything else, and YouTube sucks for any sort of technical documentation (I'd rather that the winner spend their time making a truly top-flight wiki article). I think a better criterion is simply scientific reproducibility -- i.e. someone trusted who's involved with WiiLi has to confirm that following the directions specified in the Wiki article works as advertised.--User:robomancer
- I will have to agree with robomancer on his point. The money should not be sent out until it has been a confirmed and tested method by the community, the YouTube video is therefore not necessary as long as there is a basis of people out there willing to test the very detailed instructions that said person would be required to give. Relying purely on video evidence is only going to bring in more frauds. The only way to have a reliable winner is if his/her method is tested and confirmed.--User:Ercman8
Distrowatch.org wrote back, they are too busy to take care of this. We need to find some one else. Perhaps Osnews? Wiili 15:50, 14 May 2007 (EDT)
[edit] Prize Distribution
The money should only go to a team of 2 or more people.--User:Tagno25
[edit] Bounty Widget online
right now is sending the money to wiili.org, but we can change it to a new host for the widget at any time. Hope we can find some one before the figure gets too high. I'm sure the bounty will go over $10K. Wiili.org will send the $499 contribution once we hit the 1.000.000th visitor on the front page.--User:Wiili
[edit] Hiring somebody for the job
I think that we should make a posting on a sire like Rent a coder if nobody have claimed the bounty by the end of the year.--henke37 15:33, 27 November 2007 (EST)
[edit] Wiibrew
Whoever posted that Team Twizzers should get the bounty is wrong, X doesn't run, and neither does the disk drive.
