In this video, I talk about the results of the Summer of Math Exposition, announcing the 5 winners, and mentioning many more of the entries I really enjoyed. Even then, there are countless others I think people will learn from which I didn't explicitly call out here.
The heart of the event was really the discord community associated with it, so many thanks to the moderators for helping to rein in the chaos there. I also wrote up a short blog post talking a bit about the process and offering links to all video entries.
It's difficult to say how many of the 1200 entries would have been created even without the contest, but after hearing from many participants it sounds like this contest played a meaningful role in getting many to finally follow through in making something. I think it's fair to say there are now hundreds of hours of math exposition online that otherwise wouldn't be there, so thanks to all of you for allowing wacky projects like this to happen!
Rosuav
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