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Would be good to have some way to denote the difficulty of the various high school sets. Maybe split them into subsections by difficulty? Adapt the dot system with 1=easy, 2=regs, 3=hard, 4=nats? | Would be good to have some way to denote the difficulty of the various high school sets. Maybe split them into subsections by difficulty? Adapt the dot system with 1=easy, 2=regs, 3=hard, 4=nats? | ||
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| + | :Ideally all of these sets would have dedicated pages to hold the announcement post, which would leave a nice spot to state the intended difficulty in parentheses ("regular", "Nats-minus", etc.). The next best would be for each page to be made a link to the announcement, which would again leave space for the difficulty. I would prefer we don't use the dots as I think that just makes it confusing. -[[User:Kevin Wang|Kevin Wang]] ([[User talk:Kevin Wang|talk]]) | ||
Revision as of 14:10, 5 July 2025
Would be good to have some way to denote the difficulty of the various high school sets. Maybe split them into subsections by difficulty? Adapt the dot system with 1=easy, 2=regs, 3=hard, 4=nats?
- Ideally all of these sets would have dedicated pages to hold the announcement post, which would leave a nice spot to state the intended difficulty in parentheses ("regular", "Nats-minus", etc.). The next best would be for each page to be made a link to the announcement, which would again leave space for the difficulty. I would prefer we don't use the dots as I think that just makes it confusing. -Kevin Wang (talk)