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*An amount of money for vouchers as prizes for a two week contest in sometime between late November and January outlined [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Casliber/ | *An amount of money for vouchers as prizes for a two week contest in sometime between late November and January outlined [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Casliber/Stub_contest here]. The idea is that there would be (say) a £75 voucher for first prize, £50 for second, and £25 for a number of "honorable mentions". Vouchers could be for some worldwide digital organisation, such as Amazon, I-tunes or something similar. Amazon is probably the easiest. | ||
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Revision as of 09:20, 5 November 2013
- Overview
- An amount of money for vouchers as prizes for a two week contest in sometime between late November and January outlined here. The idea is that there would be (say) a £75 voucher for first prize, £50 for second, and £25 for a number of "honorable mentions". Vouchers could be for some worldwide digital organisation, such as Amazon, I-tunes or something similar. Amazon is probably the easiest.
- Budget
- See above - I guess it depends - £250 would give me a first, second and five "honourable mentions" as outlined above. The rationale for using vouchers is to distance the idea from paid editing.
- Timeline
- Three weeks for the contest, all wound up after its completion and judging.
- Expected outcomes
- To chip away at the huge number of stubs, and assist in recategorising some stubs which have since been expanded without labels being removed...and have some fun in doing so. I have also run the Core Contest, but think that the presence of some high calibre editors there might have driven away some folks - maybe a comeptition like this is less threatening and will attract a wider range of competitors.
- Who I am
- I am Casliber on english wiki, and admin, ex-arb and content editor, and very familiar with content in mainspace, which is why I am thinking this is a good idea.
- Discussion