It's been a while since I ran any HCC WU's, although if I remember correctly, that is a science that needs to copies to verify each WU - thus, you'll never get to a stage where it's your copy and your copy only which is used.

If you're wanting a zero-redundancy project, then HFCC has just come back online (there are also, C4CW and FA@H currently, with, in the very near future - as, I don't believe it's been implemented yet, CEP2).

Et al,

If you open the Start Here FAQ index, page [auto] type search for the word "Matrix", open that and click on the full picture link, you''ll see a column with the title ''Quorum / Distribution'' Those are indicating how many must validate at minimum and how many will initially send out, for each science.

New or bad devices are most often given a wingman to check even if the standard distribution is 1.

Do read note 3b, telling what's needed to have a computer become R++ [extra, extra reliable] (better than the USA ratings per Standard & Poors ;P)

Thanks for crunching at WCG.

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