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I think we'll need to get hold of Catsu for that one. Hosting images on Facebook may not have been the best idea. They need to be put somewhere they won't "expire". Wayback Machine doesn't have it (didn't think it would, but I checked anyway), so I'll message Catsu and see what I can do.

Aye, imgur is way better for that.
(So, HS, stop using photobucket )
I already did the scores but wanted to check the entries again for comment writing

Ah, okay. Well, comment writing is important.

"This piece is a powerful statement to the transience of the web and life in general."

Very clever, Dino. I don't think that quite counts though.

I saw replies and I expected a judging post. FAKE NEWS!
SAD!

a) Judgings appear in response to the original topic, not the discussion topic
b) You didn't participate in the one being judged now

Dinosawer wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 19, 2017 5:48 am

a) Judgings appear in response to the original topic, not the discussion topic
b) You didn't participate in the one being judged now

Oh wow, further behind than I thought.
:V

Talvieno wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 18, 2017 8:56 am

Ah, okay. Well, comment writing is important.

Indeed. So please feel free to comment the newest entry for the month of October

I suppose I ought to clarify, after reading part of your entry ("Not the easiest topic"), that the contest this month is about beauty, and not about "making beautiful things". You could even do a ruined space station and say it used to be the most beautiful place in the star cluster, before it was demolished to make way for some new commercial supercenter in another system, and that would absolutely qualify this month. Also, remember that beauty is in the eye of the beholder (as mentioned in CSE's video)... and not necessarily in the eye of the judges. As long as the people in your narrative find something beautiful, that will do. It doesn't even have to be visual beauty. You guys can get creative here.

Talvieno wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 20, 2017 4:41 pm

I suppose I ought to clarify, after reading part of CSE's entry, that the contest this month is about beauty, and not about "making beautiful things". You could even do a ruined space station and say it used to be the most beautiful place in the star cluster, before it was demolished to make way for some new commercial supercenter in another system, and that would absolutely qualify this month. Also, remember that beauty is in the eye of the beholder... and not necessarily in the eye of the judges. As long as the people in your narrative find something beautiful, that will do.

Yes, of course - I understand that. Actually... this is exactly the theme of my entry: beauty is in the eye of the beholder; thank you for the spoiler!

(I am joking about the spoiler, no worries)

It seems I made a few edits to my text after you started writing. I absolutely spoiled it. My mistake.

Talvieno wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 20, 2017 4:46 pm

It seems I made a few edits to my text after you started writing. I absolutely spoiled it. My mistake.

The plot thickens...

Or let's say all this is a good cover-up for the deplorable lack of plot

Could be.

On a different note: Dinosawer, the images are now fixed, so you can continue commenting/judging and all that.

The results for June 2017 "Station Edition" are (finally) up! Congratulations to CSE, HowSerendipitous, and Lyyrae!

viewtopic.php?f=31&t=6168&p=156298#p156298

Prizes are: Super Hexagon, Mirror's Edge, Medal of Honor, and Superhot. CSE, you're up first, and congratulations on first place!