I am not entering this challenge but in the help menu there is an option to send a ticket to the administrators to report errors... That would probably be the best option.
i attempted a test and i got the same error, however it then showed two entries received, and thanked me for my entry. althoughh when trying to view the entry i still get the same error.
The people on SC have locked everyone out of this challenge except their teams so they can be assured of a win for the DPL. Just shoot for the open challenges. They can't lock us out of them all.
Well with the DPL having 48 teams that should mean we will see close to 450 images in this challenge? I mean if everyone wants to submit, we're going to see a whole lot of piktors. ;) What was it like during the last DPL?
Well with the DPL having 48 teams that should mean we will see close to 450 images in this challenge? I mean if everyone wants to submit, we're going to see a whole lot of piktors. ;) What was it like during the last DPL?
About the same, if not more. And many accusations of too-harsh voting to come! Whoo-hoo!
I dont expect every team member will submit though
It will be impossible for every team member to submit since this is a members only challenge and not everyone in the DPL are members.....some are registered users.
I dont expect every team member will submit though
It will be impossible for every team member to submit since this is a members only challenge and not everyone in the DPL are members.....some are registered users.
I saw a program on TV tonight; I don't usually watch it. It's about a team called DASH which aims to be self-sufficient on a farm. They've been going for a few years. Anyway, this time they wanted to make balloon art - specifically, a swan. So they went to a balloon factory and learnt how to make balloons.
But their task was to make a HUGE balloon swan. They experimented with what fatty/oily substance to use with the raw (liquid) rubber: milk fat, butter, sesame oil and one other. Sesame oil won out. Then they had a long vat filled with raw rubber dyed red, and a pipe four metres long. After the rubber dried, they took it off the pipe, tied one end and inflated. They made a whole bunch of them. Then having learnt balloon folding, they assembled the swan in a gymnasium. Finished, it was 14 metres long. A normal size balloon swan is 30 cm.
Lastly, they took it out to a lake and tried flaoting on it. They didn't get too far, but they had fun, even when the sections started bursting.
So that's a balloon story, which you needn't have read. ;-Þ
