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In lugnet.trains, Jurgen Blok writes:
> That's not what a closing date is for. You probably don't have to judge
> until after the closing date of the contest and all entries are in.
> Keep an open (and wide) mind so to speak.
Well Said!
It's common in most competitions for the contestants to only unveil their
entries just before the deadline. Plus, I believe your correct... that the
voting only begins after the final entry date of 12/31/01. So its reasonable
to hold-off a bit isn't it? (That’s what I’m doing-for my Castle entry)
--==Richard==--
P.S. Although I’m waiting till mid-December to unveil my entry I did display
two teaser pictures on the message board.
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| (...) Yes, yes, yes it is. But also think about Rene's perspective. He must be getting a bit nervous that he's not going to get very many entries as there haven't BEEN many yet. And this is no small time contest! This is the richest fan sponsored (...) (23 years ago, 24-Nov-01, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.general)
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| Hi Larry, (...) get (...) remembered. So, you are indirectly suggesting that builders who need all the time they could get stand less a chance to win? You can't possibly know what their reasons are for a "near deadline entry". That's not what a (...) (23 years ago, 24-Nov-01, to lugnet.trains)
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