mbroberg
IAP Activities Manager, Emeritus
Welcome to the 2015 Pen / Penmaker Match-Up Contest. As the name implies, all contestants need to do is look at a photo of a pen and identify the member who made it from the list provided. Simple!
In addition to the Universal Bash Guidelines, the contest rules are as follows:
Here is how this contest works. On February 7, 2015 photos of 50 pens will be posted and a list of 50 names will be provided. Each of the pens pictured was created and posted on this site by someone on the list during the year 2014. Your job is to match the pen with its maker. Each correct match earns the contestant 1 point. At the conclusion of the contest, on February 15, 2015 the member with the most points wins. In the event of a tie the winning entry that was received first will be the winner. The order in which the entries are received will be determined by the date and time received indicated on the emailed entry. So, get as many pens matched to their makers as quickly as you can. Even if you can't get all the pens matched you can still submit an entry.
There is a limit of one entry per member. An Entry Form will be provided. The Entry Form will have numbered spaces. Place a name from the list of names in the space that corresponds to the number on the photo of the pen you believe that person made. Save the form and attach the form to an email. Send the email to Pen2Penmaker@gmail.com.
EXAMPLE:
1 - Peter Penmaker
2 - Billy Ballpoint
3 - Roxie Rollerball
4 - Nellie Nib
In the above example the entrant thinks pen #1 was made by Peter Penmaker, pen #2 was made by Billy Ballpoint, and so on.
As I receive and open the emails I will send a reply acknowledging that I received the email or notifying that I am disqualifying the entry along with the reason the entry is being disqualified. Emails received that do not contain the required information or that do not follow the format described will be disqualified. Time permitting, entries that are disqualified may be corrected by the contestant and resubmitted. No entries will be accepted that arrive in my mailbox after the stated conclusion of the contest. There is a limit of one entry per member.
The prizes are to be determined.
In addition to the Universal Bash Guidelines, the contest rules are as follows:
Here is how this contest works. On February 7, 2015 photos of 50 pens will be posted and a list of 50 names will be provided. Each of the pens pictured was created and posted on this site by someone on the list during the year 2014. Your job is to match the pen with its maker. Each correct match earns the contestant 1 point. At the conclusion of the contest, on February 15, 2015 the member with the most points wins. In the event of a tie the winning entry that was received first will be the winner. The order in which the entries are received will be determined by the date and time received indicated on the emailed entry. So, get as many pens matched to their makers as quickly as you can. Even if you can't get all the pens matched you can still submit an entry.
There is a limit of one entry per member. An Entry Form will be provided. The Entry Form will have numbered spaces. Place a name from the list of names in the space that corresponds to the number on the photo of the pen you believe that person made. Save the form and attach the form to an email. Send the email to Pen2Penmaker@gmail.com.
EXAMPLE:
1 - Peter Penmaker
2 - Billy Ballpoint
3 - Roxie Rollerball
4 - Nellie Nib
In the above example the entrant thinks pen #1 was made by Peter Penmaker, pen #2 was made by Billy Ballpoint, and so on.
As I receive and open the emails I will send a reply acknowledging that I received the email or notifying that I am disqualifying the entry along with the reason the entry is being disqualified. Emails received that do not contain the required information or that do not follow the format described will be disqualified. Time permitting, entries that are disqualified may be corrected by the contestant and resubmitted. No entries will be accepted that arrive in my mailbox after the stated conclusion of the contest. There is a limit of one entry per member.
The prizes are to be determined.
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