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"Find the Idea" Game

I've found it! I've found it!
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jutta creates an idea titled "The Hidden Idea" or something relevant, which no link shows up in her user's page, nor will it show up using the search page.

It is hidden randomly in the halfbakery and we hb'ers must find it and anno it to bring it to the top of the list.

Once it is anno'd, jutta deletes all annos and places it in another hidden spot, and the search begins anew.

(Apologies, jutta, if you wouldnt want to take the job as the idea-hider, I would, or a moderator could [if this were actually set up here ] )

:)

DesertFox, Sep 24 2005

Name that baker Name_20That_20_27Baker
The flip side. [2 fries shy of a happy meal, Sep 24 2005]

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       I tried searching for an idea of that name. There wasn't one of an identical name and I think my own username is making searching using the word hidden a difficult thing. I think this would be a worthy distraction for people for whom the term 'nothing to do' doesn't even come close.
hidden truths, Sep 24 2005
  

       Let's hide this one first.
bristolz, Sep 24 2005
  

       Baked (well, half-baked), accidentally, by me. Try searching for THEM.
moomintroll, Sep 25 2005
  

       I could play this game for hours on end. Just love it. But anno's should not be deleted and idea should stay hidden regardless of anno's. Then you can see who else has found it. Finders could brag on their profile page. I am aware this would sound stupid and pointless to most but I bun this big time.
zeno, Sep 26 2005
  
      
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