Bullying Prevention Awareness giveaway in Writer's Block

[mike]

Comments

[we_got_caught]

Does the entry have to be public for the contest, or can it be friends-only?

[morningapproach]

I would also like an answer to this!

[mike]

We're looking at public responses for this giveaway.

[geminilove_ca]

Too bad. Having been stalked online, I very rarely, if ever, post a public response.

I get the point - as a private or FO post doesn't really get the message out the way it's intended, but for some of us (like me, who has been cyber-stalked more than once, even by my own FAMILY), a public post is simply out of the question.

[yukinoomoni]

Are Canadian bloggers legible for the contest?

[mike]

Canada is eligible for this contest.

[yukinoomoni]

Excellent. Thank you!

[llamaday]

Can you be from anywhere to be eligible? For example, from Europe?

[mike]

European entries are eligible for this giveaway as well.

[randomdiversion]

If the contestant is chosen at random, then what you post doesn't matter, its just that one makes post that from an electronic file standpoint is a reply to the prompt?

I'm wondering if off-topic replies can win (if the winner is random) or if this is more of an essay contest (in which case you may get some moving stories but not a lot of truth).

[donutsofjustice]

If it's an essay contest then I'm bound to lose because I wrote two sentences max. :\

[mike]

No worries, it's not an essay contest. :-)

[sistaofpeace1]

I hope you guys actually review the responses before you actually select the winner, though. Because it's kind of not fair if someone wins based on like a couple lines (that may not even answer the question) rather than someone who at least took a decent amount of time to respond. Not exactly an essay, but...not a quick and hurried response, either.

[estelle]

My entry doesn't show up in the list of answers, (it never does when I answer a writer's block question,) but it is here.

[mike]

Duly noted.