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==Changes to Existing Challenges for 2019 == | ==Changes to Existing Challenges for 2019 == | ||
'''Gunnery Challenge''': The winner chapter will be determined by dividing their total number of pages read by the total readers in the fleet. | <span style="color:#008000">'''Gunnery Challenge'''</span>: The winner chapter will be determined by dividing their total number of pages read by the total readers in the fleet. | ||
The works of David Weber now count for double pages. | The works of David Weber now count for double pages. | ||
'''Physical Training''': The winning chapter will be determined by dividing their total number of miles by the total participants of the fleet. Participants are allowed to use any reliable means of step recording (smartphone, tablet, pedometer, etc.) as long as they use the same method throughout the challenge period. | <span style="color:#008000">'''Physical Training'''</span>: The winning chapter will be determined by dividing their total number of miles by the total participants of the fleet. Participants are allowed to use any reliable means of step recording (smartphone, tablet, pedometer, etc.) as long as they use the same method throughout the challenge period. | ||
== Example of Fleet Cup to Black Sphinx Cup Progression == | == Example of Fleet Cup to Black Sphinx Cup Progression == | ||
Revision as of 05:24, 3 August 2019
Changes to Existing Challenges for 2019
Gunnery Challenge: The winner chapter will be determined by dividing their total number of pages read by the total readers in the fleet.
The works of David Weber now count for double pages.
Physical Training: The winning chapter will be determined by dividing their total number of miles by the total participants of the fleet. Participants are allowed to use any reliable means of step recording (smartphone, tablet, pedometer, etc.) as long as they use the same method throughout the challenge period.
Example of Fleet Cup to Black Sphinx Cup Progression
