Not sure if I should post this here....but its more of a suggestion I think. Can iPraise, or whoever is in charge of picking out the winners, at least put down a vague reasoning as to WHY it won rather then listing out just the entries? I think the story of the week basis should actually be done by more than one person if possible, or at least with someone who can provide secondary commentary on the winners. I say this because originally it was just Roxas doing it and since he was techincally the one who started it up, he could do his one-man show. But now that there is iPraise (I have no idea why he was picked, but that is not the point) taking over the job, I think that a secondary opinion should be sought out. (And as far as I know he is not a moderator at this time.) But eh, those are only my two-cents on the matter. It's all up to the moderators and staff I suppose. ^---This matter has been resolved, thank you Soushirei
I've got some stuff to say... 1. I second everything that Zandyne said (well, 'cept for the last paragraph, I don't have anything to do with it). 2. With Roxas' rules, it says stories have to have something to do with Disney, Kingdom Hearts, or FF. Well, I wrote a story I'd like to submit that is a fantasy, but has nothing to do with any of the above. I made up my own characters, and some of the locations. Is it allowed now that Roxas is banned and does not reside over this contest? I hope someone can clear this up soon, I'm itching to put my story up.
....This probably sounds like a shot at iPraise....but he has an obvious bias of pairings when what he should be doing is judging based on STORY, he's already been warned (thank you RVR for correcting his error). I'm just spouting my own opinion I guess. -A really LATE opinion at that now that I look at the week 4 results- Also, a random thought for possible improvement, it may increase the morale of those who did not win if the person who does the judging pays more heed to their own grammar and spelling...but that is a more aesthetic factor in the contest I suppose. (My my, I am full of compalints.)
