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2/12/2013 3:55:48 PM
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Even though we have a planned hit for 2:00 PM EST, we should still try to make as many nodes active until then in the off chance we can get the image early.
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But with it being a location based decryption scheme it is likely a "waste of time" to continuously check throughout the day. A lot of people have already disregarded progress until the scheduled effort. (That being said I will be on throughout the day regardless)
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Edited by Skittles x: 2/12/2013 6:09:42 PMThe schedule is ridiculous. If the points represent locations on the globe and appear to be rotating. We need lots of data from across long periods of time, not one lump image with 10 million dots scattered across the continents. If we have one image, we still have gaps where the oceans are. We needs hits from different locations at different times in order to clarify the entire image. We [i]should[/i] be doing it every hour on the hour. Perhaps even more frequently than that.
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My thoughts exactly.
