It's not a real competition, Servo.
It's not a real competition, Servo.
Oh, make no mistake, a winner will be randomly selected from all entrants and the prize as stated will be awarded.It's not a real competition, Servo.
Fix'dIt's a real competition, but you can't participate, Servo.
Oh Lord, help us all.Oh, make no mistake, a winner will be randomly selected from all entrants and the prize as stated will be awarded.
Yeah, I consider my lesson learned: Ask the Codex for something and you'll get heaps of EVERYTHING else except what you requested.
If the Codex was a restaurant they wouldn't give you any cutlery to go with the soup, and when asked the waiter would bring you 15 different kinds of forks and a pair of knives, but no spoon.
Ok, so what was going on? What exactly did you ask of DU?
The only winning move is not to play.But instead it is a game of chance, which I'm not guaranteed to win.
After the last one, we're pretty much done with those. You run a short story comp on the Codex and you get a bunch of people who are mentally 12 years old writing some variation of "rape nigger nigger rape lol".DU doesnt have to judge anything, just merely choose one from a bunch of names, I wonder if he got tired of judging codexian stories?
You don't pay to enter. And value is under $5,000. Also, we don't have any Canadians.I hate to be the one to point this out, but because it's a monetary prize isn't there some law that everyone (even non-Codexians) be allowed to enter the drawing?
After the last one, we're pretty much done with those. You run a short story comp on the Codex and you get a bunch of people who are mentally 12 years old writing some variation of "rape nigger nigger rape lol".DU doesnt have to judge anything, just merely choose one from a bunch of names, I wonder if he got tired of judging codexian stories?
Because blogs often have readers from all over the world, can you just let anyone enter? The short answer is yes, if you are willing to comply with the laws of every jurisdiction (including those of foreign countries). In Canada, for example, the winner can not be chosen by luck, but rather some element of skill must be involved. And if you do wish to open your giveaway to residents of Canada, you must go one step further and either exclude Quebec or add in the various additional rules that province requires.
Your Username (top right) -> Preferences -> Restore dismissed noticesAlso the link to the competition is apparently gone 4evar since I clicked the hide button one time.