Okay, since we all kind of think it's a good idea to make something like a challenge, we first need to know if challenges on this board are going to work out, so I think it's best to start out with a try-out, to see if there is enough animo for challenges. To keep it simple, this try-out will just run on one week. It's short, but that way we can see how real challenges can be done. Plus, this challenge is rather simple.
So, what I imagined we could do for challenges is this, and that will also be how this first try-out will be done.
Starting from today until the following Monday, you will have to create one simple stage, and only one stage counts. At the end of the week, people have the chance to vote. While I think it would be best to actually have judges for each challenge, I don't think it's reachable for this try-out, so we'll have to settle with voting. Each person only votes once, on one person, and there will be no poll (this is useless anyway, since the next challenge will probably involve judges if things are alright).
Now, for this challenge, I think it's best to let people be able to submit old stuff, rather than submitting something completely new. This is only for this challenge, as it's only one week you'll have to submit something, and some don't really have that much time on their hands. However, it is still encouraged to submit something new, even on this challenge. The next challenge should be that you can only submit new work.
So, as you read, the challenge will be:
Internet memeThe rules for this theme in specific are:
- Pick an internet meme, any meme.
- Give it a typical meme vibe. That means no simple stage with a few Mudkips on it, make it feel as if your stage basically is Mudkip.
- This challenge is an individual one, you cannot pair up.
- Old stages are allowed.
Contest ends Monday, December 22 2008.
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