2008-05-16, 05:39 | Link #121 |
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I think that the limits are OK. Can't really see the point of the competition if you're unable to use the entries on this forum. Can't say that I haven't been agonizing over the filesize limit but still I'd leave it be unless you're planning on increasing the maximum filesize allowed on the forums as well. Can't see how you can do that since the limit is quite lenient as it is.
There could be a place for generic graphics competition separately. How popular it would be? How often would one be held? etc. are questions I don't have answers though but just an idea... |
2008-05-16, 05:56 | Link #122 |
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Just to point out since I'm not sure some understand, these are just suggestions, not actual changes. I'm not saying these are going to happen, I just want to see what people think.
With that, it's been good feedback so far.
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2008-05-18, 11:43 | Link #126 |
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I am pretty sure that this came up before but for next one contest is it possible for each sigs to be anonymous? Of course each sigs creator has their own style so even if without name you could tell who done it or not sometimes, but I still want to see what will happen if it was anonymous.
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2008-05-18, 12:09 | Link #127 | |
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2008-05-18, 12:15 | Link #128 |
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There's pros and cons to both, but the main reason I shot down anonymous signatures is because it discourages people from using the entry thread to improve their skills and entries.
I still leave the option open for people to PM me if they wish to stay anonymous until voting, however.
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2008-05-18, 12:26 | Link #129 | |
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2008-05-18, 12:32 | Link #130 |
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You imagine the amount of work Solace would have to do for that?
Not a possible solution imo especially with all the hassle, what if the creator wants to talk about his/her creations as well? It can work but the amount of work it would need is not worth it imo.
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2008-05-18, 12:39 | Link #131 | |
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2008-05-18, 17:16 | Link #133 |
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I'm really curious, why would you want to post your work anonymously? I can think of some ways to do it, but some go against the forum rules and would ruin the community feel that we have going. I can't think of any reasons for wanting to show works anonymously that are good enough to warrant creating potential distrust or a loosening among community members.
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2008-05-18, 17:23 | Link #134 |
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Well, I think the plus side to have the entries anon would be because it eliminates and bias so the work would be judged on purely for its artistic qualities. I think that normally the name of the maker who makes the siggies also comes into account when casting votes so danger here is that it may end up being less "a judge of art" and more a popularity contest. So having the siggies anon would ensure a fair vote.
But the styles of the makers are a big give away to the identity of the maker (not so much for me as my style varies pretty much all the time ), but for someone like Riker, its a pretty easy guess.
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2008-05-18, 18:10 | Link #135 |
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Seems a lot of people accidentally turn in their votes on the sotm voting thread in the wrong format, example:
1. Bob 2. Larry 3. Joe Instead of doing both name and the number of the sig, as in: 1. Bob 13. Larry 26. Joe Perhaps because of the way the instructions are written where it shows 1, 2, 3 and people don't properly read instructions and go off the template they see...
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2008-05-18, 20:58 | Link #136 | |
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2008-05-18, 23:59 | Link #137 | |
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2008-05-19, 17:21 | Link #138 | |
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I think that this is pointed at voting more than entries, and an argument similar to this came up last month with the cropped signatures argument. Perhaps instead of focusing on signatures being anonymous, we should focus more on making voting more targeted on certain criteria? Right now voting is pretty simple and people just kinda vote however they want, so maybe it's time to start looking at voting procedures and how things are graded?
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2008-05-19, 22:10 | Link #139 |
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I dont know how others are vote, but for me.. I tend to use the process of eliminations.. the first I take into account of the theme in question, skill or technique didnt matter (last theme for example, I eliminated nearly half on this process alone). Each of this start with +1 points, then the 2nd phase takes into account on the technique and end result and lastly the last stage is +1 to any fancy stuff (biased point + animation + anything ..its +1 to each.. enought o break any ties).
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2008-05-20, 00:00 | Link #140 |
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Perhaps they (voters) should give reasons WHY they voted for their selection. Not things like "Oh i love that anime/character so i'll vote for that" or "Oh that's a new style u have there *insert name of popular person*". Well you get where im going with this right?
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