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Accidental repeated emails: sorry! - Google Code Jam
A few hours ago, the automated email system for Code Jam went a little bit crazy. I'll write about the technical details below, but the short version is that it sent an email titled "Registration Now Open for Google Code Jam 2014!" more than 20 times to a large number of registrants from 2013. You're receiving this email because our systems indicate that you're one of them.
I'm writing this to apologize: we didn't intend to send anyone more than one email, but a bug crept in to a refactoring of our mail system and ruined those plans. On behalf of the Code Jam team and Google, I'm sorry; we'll work hard to make sure this doesn't happen again. Later in this email, I've included answers to some questions you might have. If you'd like to talk about this further, please send us an email at [email protected].
Sincerely,
Bartholomew Furrow, on behalf of the Code Jam team.
Why did I get the repeated email at all?
We sent the notification email to users who registered for Code Jam 2013, checked the box saying
List all Ember route paths. (Just paste this in the console of your favorite Ember app)
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