Idea is an eventual community streaming charity event staring as many of our main-pagers as possible streaming the same game over a marathon period of time with rules somewhat similar to the marathon charity event streams of past.  Rules/restrictions/milestones could in part be applied based on the performance of the other streamers, such as one streamer acquiring an item or accomplishing a task first, resulting in disruptive punishment on another streamer's ability to progress.  Race elements, friendly competition, marathon tier difficult and a platform that results in actual donations are a must.  Viewing methods should be tested, and if possible a seem-less "split-screen to full-screen" stream that switches from player to player should be figured out.  Commentary during the stream could be managed through a skype group of the streamers, moderated by a judge/announcer that "checks in on them" and tells them which rules are in effect.

The preposition is to test this idea on a game, while considering logistics and potential rules and methods to construct this entertainingly.  As this happens we might also want to consider compiling a list of compatible games to this friendly/competitive/marathon/charitymoneyraising event.  The few main-pagers that discussed this in chat today 10/31 off the top of my head are Rudy, Caleb, and myself.  We'd like to get serious about testing Mario 64 (or TBD if this changes) in the next couple days.

General Notes:
-Nobody would have to emulate it I don't think but I'm not sure if I have it currently
-someone won't win is kind of a given
-think about logistics
-think about to what extent we can assume we'll all perform within a reasonable amount of similarity, maybe with one person doing tricks and shit and being amazing.
-We should compile a list of applicable games and begin to rate them.  Non-completely-linear games seem like a good place to start.