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Re: Play Fine Homebuilding's Game "The Inspector"

Great game. I like Mike's idea of posting a list of people with a perfect score. You'll need people to log in first and only be allowed to take it once for a score before seeing the answers.

Please give us the button to give-up to see all the answers and stick to realistic situations, not ladder legs PhotoShopped out.

You don't need to just do code violations. These are sometimes debatable anyway. Just "what's wrong with this picture"? stuff. It could be wasteful or inefficient practices, for example. You can use the vast store of knowledge from Fine Homebuilding and test tradesmanship, not just code. Then we could have some lively discussions. You could actually refer the the magazine article the practice came from for more info on the topic.