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'''Detailed quizbowl statistics''' (variously called '''detailed stats''', '''advanced stats''', '''buzzpoint stats''', and '''category stats''') are quizbowl statistics that go beyond the traditionally-kept quizbowl statistics: points per game, points per bonus, and powers/gets/negs per game.

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 The most widely used (and widely praised) detailed stats in collegiate quizbowl were designed by [[Ophir Lifshitz]]. The [[MODAQ]] scoring system developed by [[Alejandro Lopez-Lago]] also keeps detailed stats.</onlyinclude>
 ==Aspects==
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 ===Category===
-It is possible to maintain additional information about questions in a detail stats system, e.g. the [[category]] of tossups and bonuses. Combined with existing stats and the buzzpoint tracking, it is possible to achieve much more granular knowledge of a team or a player's [[specializiation]] in a specific category.
+It is possible to maintain additional information about questions in a detail stats system, e.g. the [[category]] of tossups and bonuses. Combined with existing stats and the buzzpoint tracking, it is possible to achieve much more granular knowledge of a team or a player's [[specialization]] in a specific category.
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 ==Aspects==
 ===Buzzpoints===
-The most major innovation of detailed stats is the tracking of '''buzzpoints''', which is information about what word a player buzzed on. The primary use-case of this feature is to allow [[writer]]s and [[editor]]s with information about how specific [[clues]] in their questions [[playability|played]] and has provided empirical evidence for previously subjective claims about difficulty.
+The most major innovation of detailed stats is the tracking of '''[[buzzpoints]]''', which is information about what word a player buzzed on. The primary use-case of this feature is to allow [[writer]]s and [[editor]]s with information about how specific [[clues]] in their questions [[playability|played]] and has provided empirical evidence for previously subjective claims about difficulty.
 The tracking of buzzpoints requires specific pre-processing of packets to allow information about which word was clicked to be obtained. Both the Advanced Stats question reader and MODAQ are web applications that allow [[moderators]] to click on specific words in their browser and then copy the buzzpoint data - additionally, the Advanced Stats [[scoresheet]] has a dedicated region for buzzpoint data to be pasted.

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	It is possible to maintain additional information about questions in a detail stats system, e.g. the [[category]] of tossups and bonuses. Combined with existing stats and the buzzpoint tracking, it is possible to achieve much more granular knowledge of a team or a player's [[specializiation]] in a specific category.		It is possible to maintain additional information about questions in a detail stats system, e.g. the [[category]] of tossups and bonuses. Combined with existing stats and the buzzpoint tracking, it is possible to achieve much more granular knowledge of a team or a player's [[specializiation]] in a specific category.

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-<onlyinclude>'''Detailed quizbowl statistics''' (variously called '''detailed stats''', '''advanced stats''', '''buzzpoint stats''', and '''category stats''') are quizbowl [[stats|statistics]] that go beyond the traditionally-kept quizbowl statistics of points per game, points per bonus, and powers/gets/negs per game. Detailed stats often include, but are not limited to, [[conversion data]].
+<onlyinclude>'''Detailed quizbowl statistics''' (variously called '''detailed stats''', '''advanced stats''', '''buzzpoint stats''', and '''category stats''', though these are also used for specific facets of detailed stats) are quizbowl [[stats|statistics]] that go beyond the traditionally-kept quizbowl statistics of points per game, points per bonus, and powers/gets/negs per game. Detailed stats often include, but are not limited to, [[conversion data]].
-The most widely used (and praised) detailed stats in collegiate quizbowl were designed by [[Ophir Lifshitz]]. The [[MODAQ]] scoring system developed by [[Alejandro Lopez-Lago]] also keeps detailed stats.</onlyinclude>
+The most widely used (and widely praised) detailed stats in collegiate quizbowl were designed by [[Ophir Lifshitz]]. The [[MODAQ]] scoring system developed by [[Alejandro Lopez-Lago]] also keeps detailed stats.</onlyinclude>
 ==Aspects==

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	The tracking of buzzpoints requires specific pre-processing of packets to allow information about which word was clicked to be obtained. Both the Advanced Stats question reader and MODAQ are web applications that allow [[moderators]] to click on specific words in their browser and then copy the buzzpoint data - additionally, the Advanced Stats [[scoresheet]] has a dedicated region for buzzpoint data to be pasted.		The tracking of buzzpoints requires specific pre-processing of packets to allow information about which word was clicked to be obtained. Both the Advanced Stats question reader and MODAQ are web applications that allow [[moderators]] to click on specific words in their browser and then copy the buzzpoint data - additionally, the Advanced Stats [[scoresheet]] has a dedicated region for buzzpoint data to be pasted.
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		+	===Category===
		+	It is possible to maintain additional information about questions in a detail stats system, e.g. the [[category]] of tossups and bonuses. Combined with existing stats and the buzzpoint tracking, it is possible to achieve much more granular knowledge of a team or a player's [[specializiation]] in a specific category.

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−	'''Detailed quizbowl statistics''' (variously called '''detailed stats''', '''advanced stats''', '''buzzpoint stats''', and '''category stats''') are quizbowl statistics that go beyond the traditionally-kept quizbowl statistics: points per game, points per bonus, and powers/gets/negs per game. The most widely used (and praised) detailed stats in collegiate quizbowl were designed by [[Ophir Lifshitz]].	+	<onlyinclude>'''Detailed quizbowl statistics''' (variously called '''detailed stats''', '''advanced stats''', '''buzzpoint stats''', and '''category stats''') are quizbowl [[stats\|statistics]] that go beyond the traditionally-kept quizbowl statistics of points per game, points per bonus, and powers/gets/negs per game. Detailed stats often include, but are not limited to, [[conversion data]].
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		+	The most widely used (and praised) detailed stats in collegiate quizbowl were designed by [[Ophir Lifshitz]]. The [[MODAQ]] scoring system developed by [[Alejandro Lopez-Lago]] also keeps detailed stats.</onlyinclude>
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		+	==Aspects==
		+	===Buzzpoints===
		+	The most major innovation of detailed stats is the tracking of '''buzzpoints''', which is information about what word a player buzzed on. The primary use-case of this feature is to allow [[writer]]s and [[editor]]s with information about how specific [[clues]] in their questions [[playability\|played]] and has provided empirical evidence for previously subjective claims about difficulty.
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		+	The tracking of buzzpoints requires specific pre-processing of packets to allow information about which word was clicked to be obtained. Both the Advanced Stats question reader and MODAQ are web applications that allow [[moderators]] to click on specific words in their browser and then copy the buzzpoint data - additionally, the Advanced Stats [[scoresheet]] has a dedicated region for buzzpoint data to be pasted.
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		+	{{c\|Quizbowl lingo}}

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−	'''Detailed quizbowl statistics''' (variously called '''detailed stats''', '''advanced stats''', '''buzzpoint stats''', and '''category stats''') are quizbowl statistics that go beyond the traditionally-kept quizbowl statistics: points per game, points per bonus, and powers/gets/negs per game.	+	'''Detailed quizbowl statistics''' (variously called '''detailed stats''', '''advanced stats''', '''buzzpoint stats''', and '''category stats''') are quizbowl statistics that go beyond the traditionally-kept quizbowl statistics: points per game, points per bonus, and powers/gets/negs per game. The most widely used (and praised) detailed stats in collegiate quizbowl were designed by [[Ophir Lifshitz]].