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In 2014, a new "Trash" section was added to the archive to store [[trash]] packets, deprecating the old [[Wastebin]] archive. | In 2014, a new "Trash" section was added to the archive to store [[trash]] packets, deprecating the old [[Wastebin]] archive. | ||
| − | Since mid-2019, all high school question sets since 2012 are now tagged with a difficulty from one to five based on the relative performance of teams at tournaments played on those sets, with an asterisk indicating that there was not enough data. | + | Since mid-2019, all high school question sets since 2012 are now tagged with a [[difficulty]] tag from one (1, easiest) to five (5, most difficult) based on the relative performance of teams at tournaments played on those sets, with an asterisk indicating that there was not enough data. |
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Revision as of 22:09, 13 May 2021
quizbowlpackets.com is the primary archive for quizbowl packets and question sets on the Internet. It was started by Chris Carter in 2008 or so, and migrated to the hsquizbowl.org server and integrated with the Quizbowl Resource Database in September 2012, where it is now managed by Will Butler. The archive is updated when the editor of a recently cleared set uploads the set through the Quizbowl Resource Database and Will approves the set for public consumption.
In 2014, a new "Trash" section was added to the archive to store trash packets, deprecating the old Wastebin archive.
Since mid-2019, all high school question sets since 2012 are now tagged with a difficulty tag from one (1, easiest) to five (5, most difficult) based on the relative performance of teams at tournaments played on those sets, with an asterisk indicating that there was not enough data.