Talk:Matt Weiner

I don't feel comfortable editing my own page and I certainly don't want to be accused of trying to hide negative information, but as a start to fixing some of the incorrect claims here:

• I was not the leading scorer at the 2006 ICT, Jerry Vinokurov was.
• I did not play "every" tournament I played for VCU solo. I played 26 actual collegiate tournaments as VCU (not counting opens, etc. played during the time I was a student). I was solo at 15 of them and had teammates at 11.
• Both Kurtis Droge and Chris Ray have also been the top individual scorer at both DII and DI ICT and, curiously, both did so by 2016 even though the page claims "as of 2016" this had not happened.
• I was not the head editor for every VCU Open; Evan Adams ran at least one of the sets I worked on and there was a 2015 set produced that I wasn't involved in at all.
• HSAPQ never had a position called "CEO."
• I don't claim to be an authority on Edmund Gettier (there is an actual philosophy professor who shares my name, maybe someone confused us?) and that whole section seems like an in-joke that no one cares about anymore.
• It's unclear to me what happened to the legal ownership of HSQB after 2015. It appears to possibly be owned by PACE. I owned it from 2000 to 2015 and this could be clarified. Matt Weiner (talk) 20:04, 15 December 2020 (CST)

I think I fixed all of those, though there may well still be some oddities with NAQT tournament leading-scorer infoboxes, probably arising from the distinction between leading scorer in the preliminary rounds (which is the basis for All-Star awards and, therefore, the canonical determiner of "leading scorer" at least in NAQT's view) and over the whole tournament (which you were in 2006). In my opinion, you should feel free to edit your own page (as long as the changes you make are correct, etc.), but if you're not comfortable doing so I certainly don't mean to push you to. Jonah (talk) 20:38, 15 December 2020 (CST)