Trying to comment on all the entries in this one. About halfway through now and paying way more attention to titles than I usually do LOL. But still voting on image quality.
Trying to comment on all the entries in this one. About halfway through now and paying way more attention to titles than I usually do LOL. But still voting on image quality.
Done! That was fun.
Stats: You have rated 36 of 36 images (100%) in this challenge.
You have commented on 36 images (97%) in this challenge.
You have given an average score of 6.6944.
Thanks bunches to the folks who followed the description and gave us both the real word and the anagram of it.
Umm. There was not any direction to do that. Let's not taint the voting waters here with misdirection please.
I read the description as: "Make your title an anagram of your subject... PEACH/CHEAP would be an example.)
So, I just thanked the folks who did it.
Obviously, everyone didn't read it that way, and will (and should) vote they way they think.
that was so open to interpretation ..
i didnt think we had to title our photo with the anagram and also the word it came from ..
i thought with 'PEACH/CHEAP' they were just showing us an example of an anagram ..
Make your title an anagram of your subject. .. that to me was the challenge requirement .. (An anagram is a word or words made using all the letters of the other word/words: PEACH/CHEAP would be an example.) .. that was to show ppl what an anagram was ..
If it seems obvious that the "instructions" could be easily misinterpreted (especially by non-native speakers of USA-English) then it seems unreasonable to punish people who (in your view) did.
If the title includes an anagram of the main subject then it meets the description and any other words are optional and not disqualifying.
If it seems obvious that the "instructions" could be easily misinterpreted (especially by non-native speakers of USA-English) then it seems unreasonable to punish people who (in your view) did.
If the title includes an anagram of the main subject then it meets the description and any other words are optional and not disqualifying.