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Monty

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A beautiful mammoth ivory pen has been submitter in the Antler Bone and Horn Pen contest. Do you consider ivory to be a type of bone??? I'm inclined to say yes, but with all the nitpicking of a certain member and the questions posed in posts #2-#13 here, I hesitant to allow it.
 
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mbroberg

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Ivory is not horn, antler or bone. In my opinion it should not be allowed and the entrant should be encouraged to enter it in another contest.
 

ed4copies

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Man I hate discouraging guys who have worked hard and done well!!!

But, I agree with Mike----with sincere and great reluctance!!
 

ed4copies

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It sounds like an "advanced beautiful pen" or, if a kit, an intermediate beautiful pen.

HAS to qualify for some category---enter it quick!!
 

Buzzzz4

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I would agree, ivory is considered a tooth. Not part of your title. I would steer it to another contest. i have done that with some participants already in the casting contests. It's not always taken well, but rules are rules. That is also a benefit of the pens not being shown until the contest is over.
 
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Monty

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This person emailed me back asking if he could submit another pen in it's place. The replacement pen is completed and was made as a backup to the one submitted. At the time stamp on his email, he would have had about 4 hours to submit the pen. I should have received the email last nite before the deadline, but for some reason, my emails are not always received or displayed in a timely manor. Because of this delay, I'm inclined to let him submit the replacement pen, unless you can see any problems this may present.
 

toddlajoie

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I would allow it.

Agreed, delays on our part should not affect the contestants, and we're all aware this is not a full time job for us (tho some it seems are on here 24/7...:biggrin:) As long as the polls have not been posted, I don't see an issue with letting the deadline stretch a little bit...
 
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