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Re: Limits on participation in MOTM/SOTM? (Was: ldraw.org MOTM & SOTM Winners for January 2002)
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Thu, 7 Feb 2002 02:58:23 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw, Steve Bliss writes:
> In lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw, Jacob Sparre Andersen wrote:
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> > Tim Courtney wrote:
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> > > I think there should be some sort of limit in place, but what should it be?
> >
> > I disagree! The objective with MOTM and SOTM is to show off
> > the best LEGO renderings (preferably with LDraw based tools,
> > I suppose) we can make. The only kind of "limit" I can
> > imagine is that you have to put together a description of
> > _how_ you created your rendering when you win. This will let
> > us all learn something from the masters.
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> I agree with Jacob, here. No limits.
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> If we start getting large numbers of entries each month, I might change
> my mind -- at least, make it clear that the contest admin can ask people
> to "unsubmit" entries that are too similiar to recent winners.
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> Steve
One of those "me too" replies.
But I have to agree with Jacob and Steve. At this point, limiting seems
counter-productive to me. Notwithstanding this months avalanche of entries,
we usually have a small number of entries. Setting furthur limits on an
already small number doesn't seem right to me.
On the other hand, if we regularly start getting a very large number of
entries, I could see the need to limit the amount per voting cycle. Exactly
how, I don't know. But that point has not been reached yet.
Currently the only entry limit that exists (AFAIK) is the rule stating that
a particular model or scene can only run for three rounds.
And Jacob, I agree wholeheartedly with your call for better descriptions.
And not just for a scene, even for just a plain model. More detail is great
- as I called for in an earlier post to the past winners to send more more
info on the past winners. Personally, I like reading the detail that goes
with the entry - the more, the better. I really don't understand why people
are so brief in their descriptions - it's their forum to tell everyone about
their pride and joy. Use it to the fullest.
-- Terry K --
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