I saw this in another judge, and it would be awesome to see it here. I will explain the idea for those who doesn't know what I am talking:
A Virtual Constest is a contest that has been done in the site, BUT, it isn't a "true" contest, because you won't gain rating or medals or change your graph. You use it only to train.
The idea is that you choose a contest and give it a time. In that time you have to be able to submit the code. It finished when the time comes, and you can see your points (If it was IOI-like) and a scoreboard showing where you are comparing it to the real contest.
The idea is quite good, because you can train your competition-skills too.
A Virtual Constest is a contest that has been done in the site, BUT, it isn't a "true" contest, because you won't gain rating or medals or change your graph. You use it only to train.
The idea is that you choose a contest and give it a time. In that time you have to be able to submit the code. It finished when the time comes, and you can see your points (If it was IOI-like) and a scoreboard showing where you are comparing it to the real contest.
The idea is quite good, because you can train your competition-skills too.