Hey there everyone!

I'm going to begin working on an annotated MTR. There are a lot of dense topics in the MTR that could use some expansion. If you're interested please message me on here, or shoot me an email. Thanks!

For those of you who have interest, please fill in some information here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1BYvVMGrNG5VrvoE5SAQ8J4nkqW5RXgxcqZGoaGb_VXw/viewform?usp=send_form

Thanks!

Edited Benjamin McDole (June 16, 2015 09:05:38 AM)

Hi Ben,

I'm interested, how can I help??

greet
TL

2015-06-16 15:52 GMT+02:00 Benjamin McDole <

It looks like a very interesting project! Count me in! :)

Originally posted by Benjamin McDole:

Hey there everyone!

I'm going to begin working on an annotated MTR. There are a lot of dense topics in the MTR that could use some expansion. If you're interested please message me on here, or shoot me an email. Thanks!

I'd be happy to help as well.

I would love to help out with this.

I'd like to participate.

I've added a small data collection form. Thank you all for your interest so far!

Hi, I just love AIPG so I already filled out form ;)

> Hi, I just love AIPG so I already filled out form ;)
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And with this email, I fulfill my contractual obligation to reply everytime the AIPG is mentioned!

-Bryan

I find this idea exciting and would love to be a part of it!

Just a quick note, I'm going to leave this up for about another week or so and then begin contacting everyone to kick off the project. Thank you all for the tremendous interest so far!

If there is still a room, count me in! :)

Things will kick off in about another two days. Those of you who have placed your info in the sheet I thank you and look forward to getting started!

I was just thinking of going to work making something similar myself, and someone linked me to this. I'd happily put in some time to help out on it.

I think one of the most valuable things we could do would be to highlight certain parts of the MTR, point out what's expected to be known for certain levels, and what you should read up on even if it's not required. Like the comp rules, a lot of judges seem to gloss over or skip sections of the MTR (assuming they read it at all) because they feel like they already know it. Putting some emphasis on the sections that they should study in-depth would be pretty valuable I'd say.

Last update I'll be posting in here:

Everyone who has volunteered via the survey posted above will be contacted in the next day or so about particular areas to work on, and various tasks that need to be accomplished for this project. Additionally there will be a project forum created and you will be added. Thank you all again for your interest!