Ya, I'd tend to think it's at least worth pg sending them a challenge. That being said, I don't think that what successful YC applicants are doing should be ch

Ya, I'd tend to think it's at least worth pg sending them a challenge. That being said, I don't think that what successful YC applicants are doing should be characterized as "filling out an application." The application just captures their past work in a form. It's the actual past work that matters, not the simple transcription. I think my larger point is that an awesome 72 hour hack session probably isn't as good of an indicator of future success as a track record of successful medium to long term work in the past.