I'm with the 2 image challenges/week suggestion.
New ones always seem to give /board a kick.
That said, hopefully the Twitter feed will help both remind people the site exists, and also make them realise that the place is good to launch projects and pictures. A pic being tweeted by that gives people's work more exposure than they are likely to get by just tweeting it on their own account.
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Tue 24 Jun 2014, 12:35,
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That said, hopefully the Twitter feed will help both remind people the site exists, and also make them realise that the place is good to launch projects and pictures. A pic being tweeted by that gives people's work more exposure than they are likely to get by just tweeting it on their own account.
I think a large number of old folk would fly back if the image challenge had the occasional prize like in the old days
nothing like greed to motivate :D
Obviously you'd be banned from entering to make it fair ;)
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Tue 24 Jun 2014, 12:42,
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Obviously you'd be banned from entering to make it fair ;)
I actually think points might work better than prizes.
Let people know how many likes they have amassed over their stay here, bonus points for fp, easter eggs like a gayshift badge for posting at 3am.
(There's a coding site called stackoverflow who do this - it is oddly addictive.)
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Tue 24 Jun 2014, 12:53,
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(There's a coding site called stackoverflow who do this - it is oddly addictive.)
This is a massively good idea
I demand points for my overweight gifs, poor links and bad attempts at humour.
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I not so sure about that..
I used to do a bit of Photochopping in the Photoshop threads on Fark.com in the States, but they had a points system and that was the death of it.
A lot of wankers started taking it WAY too seriously, cliques tried to rig the points, and no-talent tossers spent all their time vote whoring with memes and in jokes.
Eventually I just got sick of it and walked away.
b3ta doesn't have points and it's all pretty informal and laissez faire, which is good.
Prizes would be fun and maybe 2 challenges a week would be OK though.
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Tue 24 Jun 2014, 16:18,
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A lot of wankers started taking it WAY too seriously, cliques tried to rig the points, and no-talent tossers spent all their time vote whoring with memes and in jokes.
Eventually I just got sick of it and walked away.
b3ta doesn't have points and it's all pretty informal and laissez faire, which is good.
Prizes would be fun and maybe 2 challenges a week would be OK though.
Brian is right
I have changed my mind. Prizes would be cool. I would try harder if I could win a cup signed by Rob in marker pen.
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Tue 24 Jun 2014, 17:02,
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