What would be the point of this tag? I'm not a fan, personally

I have to agree with Tae. It's like the proposed Roleplay tag in that it actually encompasses too many builds.

Would anyone be interested in an event where experienced builders collaborated with people who have yet to post a build or got their build deleted through a Deathmatch?  It would potentially be an interesting learning experience for everyone involved.  Also, it might make collaborations among new builders more frequent which would could result in better first-time builds.

Idea came to me as soon as I woke up this morning for some reason.

I think this is a great idea!

I never said that it was a rare thing for a new builder to get helped by experienced builders, but we still see first-time builds that don't look well.  If both an experienced builder and a new builder worked just about equally on a build, (would be a good idea if the experienced builder reviewed the work of the new builder and gave tips on how to fix that work) I think this would be extremely beneficial to the new builder.  Even if this idea doesn't become an event, perhaps we should work on ways of promoting things like this.  This was just my idea on one of the solutions to the problem.  This would give the topic more attention.

Thank you for the feedback, Ben.

Thank you very much .  Do you think there's anything else that needs to be considered if this idea starts gaining momentum?

First and foremost, thanks for the criticism.  You both have valid points, so I submit.  Seemed like a good idea at first, but I can see now why it wouldn't work.  I enjoyed the discussion, and will probably let ideas like these simmer in my head before posting them.

P.S. I think I inadvertently revived the Suggestion Box (last reply before today was on April 30th).

While new/inexperienced builders can and should get help from more experienced builders, I don't think we need to dedicate an event to it. New builders should ask around for help if/when they need it.

I DO, however, kind of like the idea of a collaboration event (I think that's been discussed before). Most of the collabs I see turn out great, and it would still be a great way to get less experienced builders hooked up with builders who've been around the block a time or two.