A look behind the lists and some lessons from this year's RPS 100

And with that, this year's edition of the RPS 100 is complete. At least, ours is. We'll be opening up the vote for the 2025 RPS 100: Readers' Edition on Monday. I'll then collate the results and give it the full article treatment to go out over the Christmas break.

I've loved reading through the lists shared in the comments, and I hope many of them survive the gamut of the public vote. (Invisible, Inc in particular. I'm kicking myself for not including it in my submissions.)

For the supporter post this week I thought it would be good to go into a little more depth on how the list was assembled, some of the things I've learned about the team and what people expect from a list, and, potentially of most interest of all: what did each team member submit in their original 25. Including those that didn't make the top 100...