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If you are interested in working with/through Kaggle on a longer-term basis, finding some solution outside of a lawsuit would be something to think about. You a
by ActVen 13y ago
If you are interested in working with/through Kaggle on a longer-term basis, finding some solution outside of a lawsuit would be something to think about. You are getting a chance to interact with them and maybe build contacts that could be useful down the road. If the offer was insulting and/or you don't want to work with them down the road, that is another matter. When you start bringing in lawyers on both sides it becomes an entirely different matter than what it "right". It becomes a costly legalese/terms/courtroom issue. Good luck either way.
- __mtb__ 13y agoIronically, that has been the best part about this ordeal - a number of the top competitors have shown support through the forum as well as private emails. I compete alone, so this issue has given me the opportunity to get to know some of the other folks. I am not certain I want to work on anymore Kaggle competitions. I put (just a guess) somewhere between 100 and 200 hours into FlightQuest. It is hard for me to rationalize putting this amount of effort into another Kaggle hosted competition after going through the experiences I went through for this competition.