The Idea of a database sounds really good.

Where the different ways of solving from the users and maybe the intended way of the creator will be stored.

I don't think there is a really danger that someone will make that public, because only ppl who solved a chall can access that database, so if someone will share/trade/.... informations/solutions he already can that, because he has his solution.

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Maybe it's more easier to publish something already written... In case of somebody wants "to be bad" with TBS...
I already seen that on another challenge site

I think maybe an optional 'Comments' section would be useful too.

I see that the Easy VB crackit is getting low ratings for Education - whilst maybe it is a simple VB crackit, to those with no experience of S****Che** (not sure if I should give out the name of the program ), learning how to set it up correctly and interpret the results (of course assuming they used this to solve it) it would have been an ideal educational target.

With the subjective categories that we have, the option to qualify our votes may be useful - what I consider difficult is undoubtedly considered very easy by others.

Relee mentioned (in jest ) that one could check which user had voted how - I don't actually think that this is a bad idea either. If you see one user constantly voting low, then you know how to 'weight' their opinion (if not discard it entirely). Again if you see me voting 10,10,10,10 for my crackme then you know that I might be biased. In this case, obviously, it would be a fair reflection but other authors may be less honest

Finally, and with some regret , I think that authors should not be allowed to vote on their own challenge.

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