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The theme of this Moblog competition is "I'll tell you a story...".
how to Vote and What to Do.
The prizes...
Five prize winners' entries will be printed and displayed on the walls of Hadley House in London, between December 2006 and February 2007.
They will also each get a bottle of Family Masciarelli's top range wines.
The best competition entries will also be included in the Exhibition Portfolio.
The categories...
There will be three categories of entry:
1 - Phonecam images with little or no manipulation
2 - Camera images with little or no manipulation
3 - Phonecam or Camera images with significant manipulation (don't forget this is a photographic competition)
To enter...
Send in a series of between 2 and 5 images that show your take on this quote, and when the competition closes, cast your votes to determine the winner. We'll tell you how and when later.
Send your entry to <stories@moblg.net">b>stories@moblg.net and don't forget to indicate which category it's for.
Competition closes Friday 24th November 2006.
Complete Rules and Conditions.
Help out...
Visit the Forum to find out how to help make this competition even better.
Thanks to...
Thanks also to:
George - Blue Eyes
MaggieD
Posted by Dhamaka
we'll get a link to a proper page as soon as we can too..
voting closes around 6am UK time on Monday morning because that's when I compile and normalise
just double checking......one vote per image....but I can vote/rate each image if I choose?
and because there has been some silliness in the past.... 10 is very good and 1 is lowest mark
absolutely - I think it's fairer to vote / rate each image (provided you don't give them all the same rating) - but it's completely up to you
and yes, 10 is best and 1 is worst
It is very easy to abuse the rating system, or have the glitches been sorted out for this?
I've been told they have, but will be setting up the polls too, as a contingency measure
As a test, I've tried and rated this image ten times, so I'm not sure if ratings will give an unbiased measure.
Normalisation is a statistical term - and I'll use it the same way that olympic and other sports use it. I know it well because I used to be a statistician for bodybuilding competitions and it's used to eliminate 'freaky' highs and lows and come out with a more accurate consensus.
*giggles - you guys have a real sense of humour with the rating system - I've just looked at the score for this post!