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I wonder if this challenge is really classified correctly in the [Web] section. All Web challenges have in common that they do have a description or some instructions, and it is pretty obvious how they are related to browsers, the Internet etc.
So I'm asking myself what is more likely: That this is the very first exception from the rule - or that it is possibly rather misplaced?

Appearently I did spoil it.

The challenge is not mis-categorised.

Nope, not misplaced... the way I intended it to be solved is definitely [web].

laz0r (challenge creator)

Well, okay, it is kind of web-related. Although not really ;-)

Okay, now that we know that is really web-related, how about some real hints? Really.
I mean, a collection of dates could be nearly everything...

It is possible to draw a conclusion from the challenge's name.

You should draw a conclusion, but not really draw it. If you draw the right conclusion you will see that someone also drawed something.

Tedious challenge. ;(

Drew. But not Barrymore.

That's drew eh true of course. However, "drawed" reveals a little more if you know how to read it.

mmm...i think i know the meaning of draw or drew..
and what does the meaning of date and year ??...

Finally got the challenge. Though someone should look into the challenge again, as depending from where you get the information you get slightly different results. The source which I found most obvious got me several slight errors. Enough know I'm on the right track but not enough to get the correct solution...

SnakeSnake wrote:Finally got the challenge. Though someone should look into the challenge again, as depending from where you get the information you get slightly different results. The source which I found most obvious got me several slight errors. Enough know I'm on the right track but not enough to get the correct solution...

I want to know if the answer is a meaningful word or phrase.

I got some information according to the statement. But using my decoding method, the most important part is a strange strings without any meaning, while from the the other part it seems really the answer or is closed to the answer.

well the answer can't be found in a dictionary (I think), but it feels like a normal word (and google has lots of results for it).