Ok we understand you really like these three projects rcolistete And you're surprised they didn't receive a community award. Similary there are 1 or 2 people who applied that I would have bet my house on to win a community award but didn't get one either. So I understand a little of how you feel. But please understand that is not a matter of the coding competition to compensate people who missed out on community awards - that's between them and the council to sort out any misunderstandings or problems.

Here's what it boils down to and it's really simple. If they want to enter the coding competition they are welcome too as is everyone else. As you did with Calculus, they can do the same But they have to play fair along with everyone else, we won't be making special allowances for them.

To be fair they haven't asked any special allowance, you're asking on their behalf. However as of this moment we've had no contact from any of these developers about joining the coding competition. Maybe we can put this on the back burner for the time being until such a time would arise?

It's not going to happen rcolistete. Either they come on board with the competition the same as everyone else, or they won't be in the competition.

If you have a problem with how devices were distributed please have that discussion with the facilitator of that device program.

If you have a problem with how the community may be seen please discuss that in the community section.

These are valid concerns and if you feel that then you're right to raise it. But they are better addressed elsewhere rcolistete. At the coding competition we are only concerned that we reward the people who participate in the fairest way we can and that we highlight all their good development in the best way we can.