Mix March Madness delayed
Due to a family emergency, current rounds of Mix March Madness has been delayed. We apologize for the inconvenience, and look forward to continuing, even though the remainder will be in April.
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All the best, and hope it’s all resolved soon.
May I suggest we take this opportunity to scrap the first round? Start again from the beginning, with a core of comics not long-finished or in hiatus, then let people propose a good number of entries (instead of just one). That will fix the completely glaring omissions and the inclusion of things that have barely seen any new content in the previous year, which currently are too many to count.