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“…spreadsheet world championship” There’s a competition for everything now. What’s next? Most Compelling Deck Championship? edit; I’m convinced this is a jus
by xyst 3y ago
“…spreadsheet world championship”
There’s a competition for everything now. What’s next?
Most Compelling Deck Championship?
edit; I’m convinced this is a just a massive MS excel advertisement. Smh
- gU9x3u8XmQNG 3y agoMuch support, especially if it is run by kiwi’s.
- Loughla 3y agoIt can be both. It can be a fun competition and an advertisement for excel. People go nuts over how many times a group of people can kick a ball into a net, why not spreadsheets?
- constantly 3y ago> Most Compelling Deck Championship? Usually people try to avoid deck measuring contests.
- boomboomsubban 3y ago>edit; I’m convinced this is a just a massive MS excel advertisement. Smh If Microsoft was behind this, why would they hide their involvement? And if they were, why would that change anything about it?
- iancmceachern 3y agoAren't moat sporting events just one massive advertisement?
- acomjean 3y agoIt might be a MS pr move. But it seems a lot of competitions are for boosting an industry. The Oscar's celebrate movies, he Grammys promote music, "the game awards" promote games. I imagine a fornite competetion would be sponsored by epic.
- onion2k 3y agoMost Compelling Deck Championship? Not quite the same but I've attended a few barcamp conferences that have had "PowerPoint kareoke" competitions - the goal is to present a random deck from SlideShare that you haven't seen before, and the most entertaining (by judges or by the crowd) wins. It's very funny.
- yowlingcat 3y agoI think this is a flippant comment. You can do just about anything in Excel, so being good at it to me feels akin to winning a programming olypmiad -- abstract, sure, but still indicative of strong, transferrable skills. To me, to dismiss that is to reflect your own close mindedness and intellectual laziness rather than anything about the comeptition.