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-====== Rules ======
-===== Teams =====
-Teams must include at least 3 and no more than 5 people.
-Teams must allow at least one additional “outsider” to join their team.
-===== Data =====
-Data used for the data in sight competition must be open data.
-Data sets will be provided (data details).
-Participants can work with their own data under the following conditions:
-    * The data must be mashed up with the data sets provided.
-    * The team discloses the use of their own data set on the results blog.
-    * The data is open and legal.
-===== Tools =====
-All tools can be used under the following condition: The team fully discloses the usage of their tools on submission.
-===== Submitting the data visualization =====
-Data visualizations can be as simple or complex as you desire; they can be static or dynamic, interactive or not.
-Each team will document their data visualization on the wiki.
-The documentation should include:
-    * Project name/title and short description
-    * Name of team and team members
-    * Affiliation of team members and job titles
-    * Data sets used
-    * Software/resources/tools used (in preparing, computing and visualizing)
-    * APIs used
-    * Screenshots or videos of the result
-    * Link to the result (if applicable)
-    * Amount of time worked with the data set(s) prior to the event
-===== Presenting the data visualization =====
-Each team will present their results to the judges on Sunday afternoon.
-Teams will present using their own computers.
-Projection equipment will be provided.
-The time allotted for each presentation is 2 minutes, plus 1 minute for Q&A.