Rollo is spot on.
However many times have threads like this developed over the last few months?
And nothing changes.
For setters who object to their quizzes being �ruined� (Tazmac�s word) � and I am one of them - there is only one solution � give up setting them.
I have now given up, but have been persuaded instead to host local quiz sessions � I don�t like pure General Knowledge quizzes, but I can still work in some 'cryptic type' rounds for variety, to keep my compiling skills fresh. Last week�s quiz for a local church group raised �290, and I didn�t need to worry about duplication of quiz sheets, banking small cheques/lost coins, etc, or do all the marking. The church was delighted, and I enjoyed the interaction with the audience.
Could it be that AB has done me a favour in pushing me in a different direction??