##Screenshot

[![Stackathlon Screen Shot][1]][2]

##About

It's surprising how few people are active on all three of Stack Overflow, Server Fault and Super User. Well, maybe not ***so*** surprising. But it's a big world; you'd think there'd be more.

In any case, Stackathlon is intended to foster a little friendly, fun competition. Perhaps while wearing a little more clothing than the ancient pentathletes did. But who cares just as long as my web cam is turned off?

The icons indicate the level of reputation points achieved in each site. A laurel wreath means at least 10,000 points. Three, two and one leaves represent the 3,000, 2,000 and  1,000 point levels. The list is sorted by the levels and sub-sorted by total rep points.

###License

The code is closed license for the time being for the safety of the general public.

###URL

You can see the most recent update of the list at **[stackathlon.appspot.com][2]**

###Platform

The app uses the Google App Engine (the migration to that platform is in progress).

##Contact

Stackathlon is a product of Dennis Williamson. I take full responsibility for any unpleasant aftertaste. I can be reached at [my first name] [that circled a] [netstrata] [dot] [oh, what's that last part? oh, yeah, "com"].

##Code

The app is written in Python. The code is very delicate and rough. Like broken porcelain, but without the pretty pattern. It causes the CPU* to emit a noise not unlike fingernails on a chalkboard. Code is Poetry. Some code is [Vogon Poetry][3].

<sup><sub>* No, really, I ***do*** mean the actual chip.</sub></sup>

The graphics were done by me using Inkscape and Corel Paint Shop Pro. The font is Dalek. 

<sup><sub>Yes, I know there's a typo in the screen shot. It's part of its charm, don't you think?</sub></sup>


  [1]: http://netstrata.com/images/stackathlonscreenshot.png "Stackathlon: Let the games begin"
  [2]: http://stackathlon.appspot.com
  [3]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vogon#Poetry