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'''DEES''' (originally stood for "Demonstratively Excellent Educational Saturnalia") was a fall 2014 packet-submission tournament originally announced to be head-edited by [[Charlie Dees]], with science assistance from [[Victor Prieto]] and [[Brian McPeak]]. Due to a lengthy lapse in communication from Dees about the set and its mirrors, Prieto and McPeak assumed the roles of co-head editors. The final set was packet-submission-optional, and was completed with help from Ike Jose, Rob Carson, Mike Cheyne, Will Alston, Shan Kothari, John Lawrence, Jacob Reed, Tejas Raje, Saul Hankin, Mik Larsen, Cody Voight and Matt Weiner.<p> | '''DEES''' (originally stood for "Demonstratively Excellent Educational Saturnalia") was a fall 2014 packet-submission tournament originally announced to be head-edited by [[Charlie Dees]], with science assistance from [[Victor Prieto]] and [[Brian McPeak]]. Due to a lengthy lapse in communication from Dees about the set and its mirrors, Prieto and McPeak assumed the roles of co-head editors. The final set was packet-submission-optional, and was completed with help from Ike Jose, Rob Carson, Mike Cheyne, Will Alston, Shan Kothari, John Lawrence, Jacob Reed, Tejas Raje, Saul Hankin, Mik Larsen, Cody Voight and Matt Weiner.<p> | ||
Owing to a miscommunication, DEES featured an experimental 21/21 distribution. | Owing to a miscommunication, DEES featured an experimental 21/21 distribution. | ||
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Revision as of 21:22, 5 December 2014
DEES (originally stood for "Demonstratively Excellent Educational Saturnalia") was a fall 2014 packet-submission tournament originally announced to be head-edited by Charlie Dees, with science assistance from Victor Prieto and Brian McPeak. Due to a lengthy lapse in communication from Dees about the set and its mirrors, Prieto and McPeak assumed the roles of co-head editors. The final set was packet-submission-optional, and was completed with help from Ike Jose, Rob Carson, Mike Cheyne, Will Alston, Shan Kothari, John Lawrence, Jacob Reed, Tejas Raje, Saul Hankin, Mik Larsen, Cody Voight and Matt Weiner.
Owing to a miscommunication, DEES featured an experimental 21/21 distribution.