anchor.diff:    bug fixes are allowed during judging, or you will be disqualified. Please
     don't make us disqualify you; we'll be very sad.
   
  -  ### Teams and Contestants
  +  <h3 id="teams">Teams and Contestants</h3>
   
     Teams are comprised of between one to four individuals. No more than four
     people are allowed on a team (and no less than one). To be eligible, teams
  
positive.code:   be allowed to restart processes, free up disk space, and other general
    sysadmin tasks, including playing lots of StarCraft 2.
  
    ### Web Application
  
    Entries _should_ be web applications. It's hard for judges (especially the
    general public) to fairly evaluate entries that require compilation or setup.
  
negative.code:   a library that is publicly available and provides a general-purpose, publicly
    usable function can be done before the competition begins.
  
    <h3 id="services">Web Services</h3>
  
    We encourage use of third-party web services and their APIs (e.g. Twitter,
    Flickr, Google maps). Almost everyone loves mashups.  Again, make sure to
    update your team profile with what services you use.
  
    <h3 id="ownership">Ownership and Open Source</h3>
  
    The code you write is yours. If you intend to share it after the competition,
    you can pick whatever license you love. We encourage contestants to open
  