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Someone who writes down points scored in a competition is typically known as a scorer or a scorekeeper. This person is responsible for accurately tracking the scores of participants, ensuring that all points are recorded correctly throughout the event. Their role is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the competition and providing official results. Scorekeepers may work in various settings, including sports events, academic competitions, and other scoring-based activities.
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What does it mean if someone writes you a message with six exclamation points?
It means they are making a point or are excited.
What is a name of someone who writes for an occupation?
A writer or author is someone who writes as their occupation.
Who do you call writes poetry?
A poet is someone who writes poetry.
What is going to happen if a contributor writes something on the community forum?
Generally someone will respond to what they say. The contributor's site contribution points go up.
What do you call someone who writes for you?
Cartoonist
What do you call a person who writes about his own life story?
An autobiographer writes a historical account of their own life, which is called an autobiography. When someone writes an account of someone's else's life, it is called a biography.
Who do you call someone who writes newspaper?
A person who writes newspaper articles is called a journalist or a reporter.
What do you call someone who writes jingles?
A jingler
What is a music artist?
Someone who writes the music
What does mean when someone writes k?
"ok"
What do you call someone who writes a contract?
lawyer
What do you call someone who writes for an animation?
Cartoonist
