The PICNIC Award
Problem In Chair Not In Computer
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The Ben Turpin Award
for not seeing what is right there for all to see.
(I earned one of these over the weekend.)
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on the topic of places...
Kayaköy
Named after the abandoned Turkish village of Kayaköy.
Awarded to topics that, once posted, are never replied to. The author, perhaps having simply given up on trying to bump their topic, then disappears without a trace (to return months, or even years later).
This award has already been awarded to the posters of a substantial number of micro:bit topics.
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[quote="NishyanthKumar, post:97, topic:50936"]
every element of a subset of the set of all micro:bit posts
[/quote] what does this mean? How many elements are this?
The Just One More Anti-Award
For the person who overstuffed his app, one item at a time, until AI2 could not handle more.
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Really funny! Reminds me of a person in local politics here (the fat guy).
The Splat! Award
For the developer that just keeps throwing "found or made up" blocks and code at their project in the hope that one of them will stick - and possibly work.
(Note; asking for help after each additional iteration, after compounding their initial error)
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This might be a good award for some one who does not account for the need to allow long running operations to complete before trying to build on their results, like adding rows to a new spreadsheet before the sheet has finished being created.
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The Misinformer
The person (or bot) who always necro-posts or posts in any topic an answer which is generated by ChatGPT or any other AI bot, which is completely irrelevant to the topic or question being posted by the OP. Therefore providing misinformation to the community.
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The Summariser Award
The person who rarely adds any new or useful response to a topic, but routinely summarises what has already been posted
The Summariser!
(Credits @uskiara )
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The Goalposts Award
Awarded to the developer who does a good job of asking for help, provides screenshots of blocks and data, but then complains the proposed solution does not work, after they (the developer) changed something in their structure or data.
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The Harbinger of Despair
This is a composite of other Anti Awards, for the post that you are tempted to help, but will result in utter despair.
Example: Anything requiring the Rosetta Stone to understand the code.
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I feel like all these awards are meant for me! 
The Repeat Award
The Repeat Award
The Repeat Award
This award goes to the user who is given the answer to their question, again and again and again, but on each occasion fails to get the message...
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The “One Screen Fits All” Award
For builders who…
the entire app is done in Screen1, thousands of blocks, and no error handling, then wonders why performance is laggy and maintenance is nearly impossible.
How To Get This Award
Put everything in screen 1 by using Horizontal and Vertical layout (or Absolute Layout)