Although there is no rule against it, it may be a good idea to refrain from posting a challenge entry somewhere on the internet. It compromises the anonymity of the challenge. And if voters see it elsewhere and then in the voting, they may perceive that you copied it, or that you are trying to influence the outcome or the challenge. In either case a voter may vote you lower. Best to wait until the results are announced.
There are some voters who will 'dock' your score if they see your photo online somewhere else. I have received comments indicating this in the past.
What's the point of doing that? Does it say somewhere that anonimity is part of the scoring process? Why would somebody do that, unless they just don't like you...
There are some voters who will 'dock' your score if they see your photo online somewhere else. I have received comments indicating this in the past.
What's the point of doing that? Does it say somewhere that anonimity is part of the scoring process? Why would somebody do that, unless they just don't like you...
The photographer's name is not shown with their photo during the voting phase. Some people could take it as disrespecting that concept, anonymity; or as an attempt to rig the voting, if an entry is seen elsewhere before voting closes.
