Sure. See the ranklists now (each plus stands for +0.5 point). So at present you have the maximum possible score (1.5 points).
(There is still a minor feature: the ranks for the problem here are generated per user, per language, and therefore your relative position is calculated differently than in the official standings here. I think such behaviour is fairly harmless and there is no point in changing it).
If you would like to benchmark your solution to CTQUINE on a piece of code similar to the special judge used for this problem, you can take a look here: http://sphere.pl/~kosowski/SPOJ/CTQUINE/. The score is calculated in the source file quine.cpp.
I wonder why I get WA with my Java program. I tested it in Linux and Windows environment, and in both cases it exactly prints its sourcecode.
Maybe it is because I don't terminate the sourcecode with a newline, and spoj adds it? But my C program that also doesn't end with a newline got Accepted 
The same goes for me with my Python programs 
Thanks to the authors for such a challenging and funny problem, which helps learning new languages.
I agree with Pascal, it's a very nice problem 
It's the problem that can attract attention to this contest
ps. Pascal, call me Max, please
I had some spare time at the weekend and I've submitted a solution to the problem (id:50900). It is obviously outside the ranking, but I would be happy to see it beaten, anyway.
Update: Congrats, Frank .
I was hoping I'd not have to improve that solution anymore, but when I saw you submit a solution scoring less than 100 points I just couldn't resist creating one too. Accidentally it ended up scoring better than yours... 
I have some sort of bug with c#
on my local machine my program creates answer absolutely identical to source (compared using fc), but on judge i got WA
don't you know, why it may be?
mono's "Dead code elimination" optimization was to blame.
Well, our mono version is a bit old, we'll have to upgrade soon.. They might have repaired it already.
Rejudging of all C# programs is in process.
Finally, Intercal, however esoteric it might be, has been tamed by Robin Nittka . The 100000 point limit in CTQUINE has been removed; it doesn't change anything at all now anyway .
