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Okay then, I officially vollunteer to be one of the three. I have lots of
time, some webspace (though if I got a brickshelf account, I could have lots
more), and I'll take bribes in US dollars or gold pressed latinum (sorry,
just got back from alt.binaries.startrek ;)
On the other hand, if someone really wants to snub me, I don't suppose I
would mind competing either... ;) Whatever we do, I think it should
happen soon since winter break is coming and that would be the ideal
building as well as judging time.
After watching the Et in Arcadia Hoverthing contest, I think a small, simple
page hosting links and a single thumbnail to people's own displays on their
own pages would be a great way to do it. That way, whoever hosts the actual
contest page does not need to worry about having a large amount of webspace
or a large amount of links to worry about, as well as a simplified page
layout. In fact, if no one else wants to, I can host the page. I'd rather
do that than deal with logistics, since I've never actually done anything
like this before.
~ Tom
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Tony Hafner <hafhead@PANTSplanetquake.com> wrote in message
news:GMr6s3.A20@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.build.contests, Jude Beaudin writes:
> > In lugnet.build.contests, Tony Hafner writes:
> > > What are the organizer's responsibilities? Off hand, I can think of:
> > > 1: Invent the rules, including categories and voting procedures.
> > > 2: Make official announcements.
> > > 3: Create a contest page and update it as entries come in.
> > > 4: Organize voting.
> > >
> > > Assuming that the theme is Blacktron I, is there anyone here who is • willing
> > > to do the above but not enter the contest?
> >
> > Since it is not Ice Planet ;-), I would be willing to help with • scrutinizing
> > the votes again. With that double checking, the organizer should be able • to
> > compete if he/she wishes.
>
> Maybe a group of 3 or so could come up with a set of rules. I'd be • willing
> to help out here. I'd also be happy to do the contest page. If so, I'd
> host it here on Lugnet and use Brickshelf for images.
>
> And in 5 or so years when we get around to Ice Planet, I'll be happy to • run
> the voting. Trans-neon-peach glass? UGH! What were they thinking?! • I'll
> take clear beer or dark blue glass, thank you very much. (Sorry, I • couldn't
> resist a little dig there!)
>
> > Bribes will begin at $100-, and I take American money at par. <grin>
>
> Not so convenient here... although Lego bills only come in $100 • increments,
> they weren't around in the Blacktron era.
>
> --
> Tony Hafner
> www.hafhead.com
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