Jack Shaftoe wrote
(For anyone wondering, we had a falling out as a team, thus my change to TSWB. No regrets or hard feelings, I'm quite happy here and the person who caused the uproar has since apologized to those of us that left.)
No wonder you fit in! That's how this team started, except our team had a falling out with the website that hosted us.I don't anticipate any apologies forthcoming though.
Let me add, on our former team we did do this sort of thing with the classic versions of SETI@Home, though not for another SETI team. We would have challenges against AnandTech, or OcUK and the members of the other teams at our old site would run SETI@Home for a while to help our production, and then members of our team would run Folding@Home or UD as payback. The payback never seemed to satisfy them though, even if it was twice the CPU they gave us. For some reason they continue with their model of several clubs on one website, all doing different things and not allowed by management to cross the boundaries of the co-existing teams, although when there were only a handful of distributed computing projects it was a model which was envied.