New Log Competition

[Brian T. Riley 0]

Is there any consideration of a reprise of the 2006 log competition? Is there any interest in it?

[Torre Ze'Rea 0]

Is there any consideration of a reprise of the 2006 log competition? Is there any interest in it?

I am interested.

~Ze'Rea

[Aliana Lucindak 0]

I would enjoy doing it. It would defiantly give me practice.

~Ali

[STSF Jumper 0]

Original topic: http://www.stsf.net/forums/index.php?showt...tition&st=0

 

If there is indeed enough interest in a revival of the 2006 log competition, this is something that the GM Council would need to vote on, and give clearance for the project to move forward as they did the first go round.

[Samantha_Kent 0]

I would totally be in for this. B)

[Travis Kroells 0]

We should make it an annual thing.

[STSF Jumper 0]

An annual/yearly log competition project would need to be run by either the same GM, or a different GM each year. Which is fine. But, like the European academy time zone question that pops up every few months, it is a question of having the time (and the desire) if the GM or GM (s) take on this yearly project.

[V'Roy 0]

Maybe I can find another loophole.

[Kansas_Jones 0]

Maybe I can find another loophole.

 

The Red Star macro loophole log is hard to top. The first log competition was very fun, from a participant standpoint (the moderator had their work cut out for them) because we had a lot of diverse character logs that made the rounds.

[Travis Kroells 0]

Exactly. I can understand where Jumper is comming from, asking a GM that already devotes alot of personal time to this site already, to do even more. But...I think it's well worth it. The log competition inspired alot of us to put out our best for everyone to see, and I still think that some of the logs in the competition were the best ones I've seen on this site. Epic backstories, diverse joint logs, and even experiments with different writing styles.

 

The competition is a good excuse to get out and write something (though we all should anyways B)). That, and it's a good way to promote the sims, and I think its a really great idea that we've let slip by for two years now.

 

If there aren't any GM's that are able or willing to run the competition, we should look for regular members that are up to the challenge.

Edited July 31, 2008 by Travis Kroells