nebbian said...
It's this bit that confused me (and still does):
That's ok because it doesn't confuse me, which is what matters. But for further clarification; imagine all possible slots get taken. That will mean that there are three correct guesses for each side of the country and six equal winners. The sunnies will then go to the first three of those six to register their guess.
Imagine if only one person guesses the exact day of the first seabreeze on one side of the country, and three people guess one day before on the other side. The person who got the exact day will win a prize, and the two earliest to register their guess out of the other three will win a prize.
Theoretically, one person could get both sides of the country correct on the day, guess what happens then? They don't get two pairs of sunnies, that would be silly. The three best guessing users get a pair of sunnies each, down the chain of closeness to correct and 'length of foresight'.
I hope this helps?
That's less than 10 days away.
