Sounds like a great idea!

I approve of this, but have no idea how you'd qualify it.

Most hall of fames are quite subjective in their requirements - The only one I can honstly think of that has a HARD minimum is the Rock N Roll HOF where you have to have been active for 25 years or so before you can be nominated? 

I'm SURE there are others, but it's more a recognition of what the individuals brought to the table for the group they are setting up the recognition for.

What is it that the individual did for EVGA's folding/crunching teams that you think deserves special recognition?  Start there.

I know it’s hard to quantify but there were so many that have paved the way And gave so much to this team. It’s just a thought to recognize their work. Might not be enough of us still around that can remember all of them.

Drazhar
I approve of this, but have no idea how you'd qualify it.

Same. I'd have no idea how to go about it other than time... quantity of WUs and even raw points doesn't mean a lot. My 1080 Ti can fold in a day with 5 projects what took months and 10,000 projects to do 13 years ago. Used to be ~255 points per WU, with four of them running concurrently on a Q6600. It's still mind-boggling how much F@H has changed, and continues to change even now. 

Recognizing the heavy lifting is good, yes, but how do you quantify the good for our team that zerran2001 or troy8d have done with the contests they ran?
 
You really can't, yet, if there is going to be an EVGA Folding@Home Hall of Fame, those are the first two names I'd nominate, hands down, every time.
 
There's going to have to be a nomination process of some sort, open discussion and all that.  As to what set's the minimum for the allowance OF that nomination, that's a whole other ball of wax.
 
d

This thread got me thinking of the why we fold thread and to my horror I can not find it anymore. That so called cleanup of the folding section really borked a lot of great information.

troy8d
Came across this while perusing some of the older threads:  https://forums.evga.com/EVGA-Folding-Hall-of-Fame-Who-should-be-on-IT-m1465019.aspx
 
I threw together a list of people to give a shout out to, but I'd feel bad posting because I'm sure I've missed far too many people along the way.

That's great to see that old post and remembering those guys. I remember when this forum was super active. 

I would definitely have to agree that zerran2001 , troy8d & D be nominated.
Also, https://forums.evga.com/EVGA-Folding-Hall-of-Fame-Who-should-be-on-IT-m1465019.aspx
should be looked at.
ldalsgard who has been making me open my windows lately has completed 576,718 WU's for team eVGA (#1)
on another note, helpful members on the forums come to mind like bcav, tank, bill1024, yodap, coolgtx, etc etc (I know I left out a lot forgive me).
Those we have lost,
https://forums.evga.com/F...une-23rd-m2482701.aspx
& others.
I think with all the want of a 2020 TZC and no one able to take command,  maybe we can fold for those we have lost creating teams in accordance to their time zones and create a hall of famer each year that way.
just a thought
 
 
 
 

I agree it would be cool to see the top 25 list like a high score list. Then we can see how we stack up to previous generations of hardware when we upgrade.