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jeff_lindqvist wrote:However, different editions may have different font sizes, gutter etc. which will affect the number of pages. And the last numbered page in a book may be the last page of an appendix, list of references and who knows what.

rdearman wrote::!:
Hello Everyone!

The Super Challenge officially ends at midnight on the 31st of December where you are. Please be aware that we'll be stopping SC Bot data collectors on the 1st of January 2020. Probably about UTC−11 which should give everyone the 1st of January to tweet their last data. Don't forget to tweet your scores to the SC Bot before the challenge ends! If you don't do it before the collectors are turned off your score will not be registered.

IronMike wrote:

rdearman wrote::!:
Hello Everyone!

The Super Challenge officially ends at midnight on the 31st of December where you are. Please be aware that we'll be stopping SC Bot data collectors on the 1st of January 2020. Probably about UTC−11 which should give everyone the 1st of January to tweet their last data. Don't forget to tweet your scores to the SC Bot before the challenge ends! If you don't do it before the collectors are turned off your score will not be registered.

This is my first year using the bot. What's the tag (or whatever) to tweet our final score?

IronMike wrote:Sorry Rick, noob here.

So I've been tweeting things like @langchallenge #Esperanto #read 15 pages. But I've not been tweeting anything about my current score. Was I supposed to do that along the way? Like monthly when we report our scores here in the forum? If so, how?