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200601 Aug
Posted in Summer Contest
Yes, we are having a contest! We want to get you guys to help us, and we’re going to reward those who do it the best with some cool prizes!
Ways to win
There are two things you can do to win in this contest:- Submit new content for CSS3.info: new previews, compatibility tables or other interesting stuff related to CSS3;
- Get patches committed to WebKit or Mozilla, which add CSS3 features to those browsers.
All entries will be reviewed by me, Joost de Valk, and me alone. I will notify the winners on September 1 2006, and get their prizes to them ASAP after that.
Conditions
Your new content for this site and/or proof of your patch being committed has to have reached me, jdevalk [at] css3 . info, before 00:00 CET, August 31 2006. Please let me know that you’d like to enter into the competition by commenting here, or emailing me.
The content you submit for this contest has to be licensed in such a way that the CSS3.info team has the right to use it in perpetuity and to change it. Everyone can enter and win in this contest, except for me.Prizes
Unfortunately, so far we only have prizes that are of interest for Mac users, perhaps that will change, perhaps it won’t… Follow this blog for updates!First prize:
- A TextMate license;
- A Xyle Scope license;
- A CSSEdit license;
- A Rapidweaver license;
- A copy of CSS Mastery provided by Mac-Headz;
- A Sandvox Pro license;
- A Site Soap license;
- An Omniweb license.
Second prize:
- A TextMate license;
- A Xyle Scope license;
- A CSSEdit license;
- A Rapidweaver license;
- A Sandvox Pro license;
- A Site Soap license;
- An Omniweb license.
Third prize:
- A Xyle Scope license;
- A CSSEdit license;
- A Rapidweaver license;
- A Sandvox Pro license;
- A Site Soap license;
- An Omniweb license.
Fourth and fifth prize:
I’d like to express my thanks to Omnigroup, Karelia, MacRabbit, Realmac Software, Talacia, TextMate and CulturedCode for providing me with licenses of their programs to give away in this contest.
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My submission has just been sent.
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CSS3 contest…
Big coding contest at css3.info: implement CSS3 features and win. …
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anonymous_coward says:Comment » August 8th, 2006 at 11:48 am
ahem … Is there a reason all the prizes are Mac-only?
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[…] Check out css3.info because they are having a big Summer Holiday contest. You can win all kinds of goodies, inclusing software licenses. All you have to do is implementi CSS 3 features for Webkit or Mozilla. If you don’t like the idea of that you can also enter by writting new content for the css3.info website. […]
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CSS3-Wettbewerb…
CSS3.info veranstaltet von 1. bis 31. August 2006 einen Wettbewerb. Teilnehmen kann jeder, der entweder einen Beitrag für die Website CSS3.info verfasst oder einen Patch für Webkit oder Mozilla schreibt, welcher neue CSS3-Funktionen in diese Browser …
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CSS3 . info - » Enter in the CSS3 summer holiday contest - Weblog says:Comment » August 18th, 2006 at 10:47 pm
[…] Apparently we got dugg again, and in the comments of the digg i keep reading that people would like screenshots. Now there’s one thing i do not have a lot of at the moment, and that’s time. So, this is a hint: if you enter in the CSS3 summer holiday contest with screenshots for all the previews we currently have, that would be much, much appreciated by the sole judge… […]
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“All entries will be reviewed by me, Joost de Valk, and me alone. I will notify the winners on September 1 2006, and get their prizes to them ASAP after that.”
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CSS3 . info - » CSS3 summer contest: announcing the winners! - Weblog says:Comment » September 29th, 2006 at 10:40 am
[…] So it’s been quite a while, and i should have ended the summer contest almost a complete month ago, but due to extreme business on my side, with a new born son and other stuff, i didn’t get around to it. But I have finally come to it, and here it is: […]
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