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December 6th, 2006

Queue is closed

The contest queue is now closed. Just to be clear, any entries that made it into the queue, but are timestamped later than 17:00:00 will be removed.

By Ned Gulley

18:07 UTC | Posted in Blackbox | Permalink |

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  1. Alan Chalker replied on December 6th, 2006 at 23:43 UTC :

    Not to nitpick, but there are 3 entries at the very end of the list (#38369-#38371) which weren’t admin failed and thus are showing up in the rankings. The ‘BadCat700′ one in particular is the 6th best entry…..

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