<commit_before>%h2.ribbon Frequently Asked Questions
%h3 Does it have to be a web application? 
%p
  We're focusing on web applications because of judging: it&rsquo;s hard for judges
  (especially the general public) to fairly evaluate apps that require
  compilation or setup. If you want to enter to hack on a non-web app for 48
  hours, you&rsquo;re welcome to, but you aren&rsquo;t likely to get judged fairly.
%p
  If an app is not a website, but some library, utility, or desktop program, then
  it must be deployed to the npm registry.
%p
  If you do decide to submit something that isn&rsquo;t immediately accessible via
  the web, then we encourage you to think of a clever way to share it as a
  website. For example via
  != ' <a href="http://guacamole.sourceforge.net/">VNC</a>).'
%h3 Can I require users to use Chrome / WebKit (or whatever else)?
%p
  You can do anything you want, but again, consider who your judges and
  audience are. Winners are likely to be near-universally compatible, but some
  contestants might ignore IE support. As of this writing, the browser
  breakdown of visitors to this website are:
%ul
  %li Chrome &mdash; 38% (5: 29% / 6: 8.7%)
  %li Safari &mdash; 26% (5: 16% / 4: 6.7%)*
  %li Firefox &mdash; 24% (3.6: 20% / 3.5: 3.0%)
  %li Internet Explorer &mdash; 1.3%
%p<commit_msg>extra parenthesis<commit_after>%h2.ribbon Frequently Asked Questions
%h3 Does it have to be a web application? 
%p
  We're focusing on web applications because of judging: it&rsquo;s hard for judges
  (especially the general public) to fairly evaluate apps that require
  compilation or setup. If you want to enter to hack on a non-web app for 48
  hours, you&rsquo;re welcome to, but you aren&rsquo;t likely to get judged fairly.
%p
  If an app is not a website, but some library, utility, or desktop program, then
  it must be deployed to the npm registry.
%p
  If you do decide to submit something that isn&rsquo;t immediately accessible via
  the web, then we encourage you to think of a clever way to share it as a
  website. For example via
  != ' <a href="http://guacamole.sourceforge.net/">VNC</a>.'
%h3 Can I require users to use Chrome / WebKit (or whatever else)?
%p
  You can do anything you want, but again, consider who your judges and
  audience are. Winners are likely to be near-universally compatible, but some
  contestants might ignore IE support. As of this writing, the browser
  breakdown of visitors to this website are:
%ul
  %li Chrome &mdash; 38% (5: 29% / 6: 8.7%)
  %li Safari &mdash; 26% (5: 16% / 4: 6.7%)*
  %li Firefox &mdash; 24% (3.6: 20% / 3.5: 3.0%)
  %li Internet Explorer &mdash; 1.3%
%p
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