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Digital Open Winners: Australian Teen Crafts "Sneaky" Games

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Uploaded by on Oct 22, 2009

Meet Digital Open (digitalopen.org) winning teen Harry Lee. This 16 year old from Melbourne explains his "Sneaky Card" game, which explores social interactions between people -- a winning project in the Digital Open, an open tech expo for youth from IFTF, Sun Microsystems, and Boing Boing.

More on Sneaky Card here:
http://www.digitalopen.org/projects/sneaky-card-and-other-friends

The Digital Open competition welcomed entries in 8 categories: Open Code, Community, Discovery, Earth, Entrepreneurs, Gear, Media, and Play.

More online: http://www.digitalopen.org

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  • I am SO playing this game with my co-workers.

  • This is a fabulous idea - actually optimistic and encouraging interaction! Besides that, I find this kid adorable! Kudos.

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  • He is so, 100% an atheist. I'm sure of it.

  • It sounds boring

  • cool. i like it.

  • you are so full of it you have to wear ear plugs so it doesn't come out your ears....

  • I'd hit it. :P

  • it honestly sounds like he just made something up and started to ramble on something that literally has no innovation at all. What a fake....

  • he sounds like a 40 year old virgin

  • just because you can see the good qualities in a young man does not make you a pedofile.

  • likefrogs45: ..

    i agree, he is cute n charming... but also he is 16.... which makes me a little pedofile i think =)

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  • 人々は脳がある?

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