DouglasSherk
commented
10 years ago These questions are answered very subjectively and are thus less likely to get a good answer, since as the judges and organizers they shouldn't be throwing their opinions around. We can try asking the questions you listed too, but I think these ones are more likely to get a useful response:
- Is there a region or country that prompted you to create this design challenge?
- As people who deal with this problem directly, what have been your greatest challenges thus far?
- What criteria do you currently use to evaluate a region on in order to gauge how serious the problem is in there? (slight rewording to make it less opinionated)
It's surprising that their discussion board has no posts. O.o I agree with your methods of communicating with them.
vtsatskin
As demonstrated in issues #12 and #20, we don't really know what regions to focus on, and how we should go about evaluating if we should focus on a region.
I propose we reach out to the organizers and ask:
@DouglasSherk: Please review these questions and leave some feedback. Are there any other questions you think we could ask?
If we are okay with these questions I will reach out to the organizers both through Challenge Post discussions and their work emails (assuming I can do enough internet stalking). I want to reach out through both channels since I don't want to risk our questions not being seen due to inactively on the discussion boards.