24 Jan 18
Originally posted by @very-rustyMaybe you will do it, VR?
GBS,
What about a 800 word submission on the characters we have in these forums? I don't know if 800 words would cover it....LOL...
-VR
24 Jan 18
Originally posted by @torunnI am really not that good with words, and telling stories. There are lots of good writers on here, as I've read past Prose Competitions, just never voted on them. I may Vote this time.
Maybe you will do it, VR?
-VR
29 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeTwo entries have already arrived, so some are more advanced than others 😉
How's the writing going folks?
🙂
Rules are found on page 3 of this thread.
29 Jan 18
Originally posted by @wolfe63Splendid, more the merrier!
I would humbly enter a submission.
29 Jan 18
Repetition of Rules
1. topic: emotion (it was asked to have a theme and this I think is narrow and broad enough).
2. max length: 800 words (excluding the title, which however has to fit in one line here so max. 40 characters)
3. deadline 5th of March 12:00 Site time. This gives everybody six week and a full weekend).
4. submissions to Ponderable_Dickens@yahoo.com please indicate RHP in the suject line. Or by PM at the site.
5. maximum of two submissions per author.
6. I will set up a thread for voting/commenting probably 5th of March which will be open two weeks.
30 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ponderableIf one person makes 2 entries, will only one be put forward to the contest?
Two entries have already arrived, so some are more advanced than others 😉
Rules are found on page 3 of this thread.
30 Jan 18
Originally posted by @paul-a-robertsNo both are valid entries. But we won't have one Person winning the first three places 😲
If one person makes 2 entries, will only one be put forward to the contest?
Originally posted by @ponderableQuestion: If one person can only give two entries. How could it be possible to win the first 3 places?
No both are valid entries. But we won't have one Person winning the first three places 😲
Originally posted by @very-rustyDude, he's saying that because there is a 2 entry limit per person, it's not possible for someone to win the top 3 places.
Question: If one person can only give two entries. How could it be possible to win the first 3 places?
I'll come back later and draw you a diagram. 😵
Originally posted by @very-rusty🙄
Question: If one person can only give two entries. How could it be possible to win the first 3 places?
31 Jan 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeNo both are valid entries. But we won't have one Person winning the first three places
Dude, he's saying that because there is a 2 entry limit per person, it's not possible for someone to win the top 3 places.
I'll come back later and draw you a diagram. 😵
How could one person win first three places with only two entries?
01 Feb 18
Originally posted by @very-rustyHeaven help us.
No both are valid entries. But we won't have one Person winning the first three places
How could one person win first three places with only two entries?
"No both are valid entries." = A writer can submit 2 entries and (yes) both are valid.
"But we won't have one Person winning the first three places." = Because a writer is limited to just these 2 entries it won't be possible for 1 writer to win all 3 places and hence other writers will have a chance of finishing in the top 3 places.
😞
01 Feb 18
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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeOK, so lets say one writer wins two would he place for those two places?
Heaven help us.
"No both are valid entries." = A writer can submit 2 entries and (yes) both are valid.
"But we won't have one Person winning the first three places." = Because a writer is limited to just these 2 entries it won't be possible for 1 writer to win all 3 places and hence other writers will have a chance of finishing in the top 3 places.
😞
MY BAD!!!
LOL....I love pulling your chains!
-VR