Are there "official" Killer Bunnies scoring rules?

[waitreally]

On the Killer Bunnies Wikipedia page I found an exeprt that said, "There are alternate scoring-based rules," or something similar to that. Are there official alternate scoring rules? Or just unofficial? And are there popularly used unofficial rules that everyone agrees on?

I found this on Board Game Geek:

files.boardgamegeek.com/file/download/4uzq4lzjsh/KB_Alt_Scoring.pdf?

Not sure how that works exactly. Do you put the initials of the players in the top row and keep tallies on a separate page, then put the final scores in the boxes below? Seems odd to create a scoresheet with no room to also put tallies.

Any help or extra knowledge you guys have on this would be great.

Thanks!

[Jescor]

I realize this is super late, but just in case you hadn't found an answer in over a year...

The only official alternate scoring rules I ever heard of was with the German version "Killer Karnickel". A few years ago I found a PDF of the rules, so I used google to translate them. The scoring it uses it actually quite simple.

You still have to have a bunny in the circle to win, (and if you don't, you give up your carrots in the same way)
Every carrot you have is worth 1 point
The magic carrot is worth 3 points
Most points win.

The PDF can be found here: www.pegasus.de/uploads/media/Blaues_Basisspiel.pdf

[waitreally]

I guess the Germans don't like chance. There is apparently an alternate scoring mechanic that's going to be published by Playroom in the next while when their Kickstarter campaign is over.