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loran_arameri As I already did last year, I want to point out some interesting stats about the teams and the games so far.
(The total in the contributor chart is of course higher than in the member chart as people can belong to multiple groups. The one person having currently the same number of works submitted for Team Past and Team Present is not represented in the member chart.)
The first thing to note is that the game participant number is lower than last year. Therefore the differences in absolute numbers are also lower.
We see that Team Future has the lowest number of contributors and members, with only around two-thirds of the numbers Team Present has. Of couse the difference in absolute numbers is small due to the smaller participant field.
Of the total of 29 participants only 3 have created works for more than one team. Team loyality is high this year!
The following table shows how many of the works for one team were created by that team's members and how many were created by members of other teams.
Team Future received the most out-of-team contributions, having almost every fifth work contributed that way.
As we go into week three, stay tuned for further updates about team strategies and participants.
I am reusing the terms I used last year:
I consider two definitions for the teams. The group containing anyone who submitted a work for a team, I call "team contributors". The group containing people who submitted most of their works for one team I call "team members". Someone who submitted one fill for Team Past, one for Team Present, and two for Team Future would be considered a contributor to every team but a team member of Team Future.
What does this mean for the teams this year?
(The total in the contributor chart is of course higher than in the member chart as people can belong to multiple groups. The one person having currently the same number of works submitted for Team Past and Team Present is not represented in the member chart.)
The first thing to note is that the game participant number is lower than last year. Therefore the differences in absolute numbers are also lower.
We see that Team Future has the lowest number of contributors and members, with only around two-thirds of the numbers Team Present has. Of couse the difference in absolute numbers is small due to the smaller participant field.
Of the total of 29 participants only 3 have created works for more than one team. Team loyality is high this year!
The following table shows how many of the works for one team were created by that team's members and how many were created by members of other teams.
Team Future received the most out-of-team contributions, having almost every fifth work contributed that way.
As we go into week three, stay tuned for further updates about team strategies and participants.
