COMMUNITY FEEDBACK PART II
(moogle_workshop, ultima_arena, & ff_minigames)
This is part 2/2 of the feedback polls, focusing on the big point-giving activity comms,
moogle_workshop,
ultima_arena, and
ff_minigames. The other part (with explanation) is over
here.
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Polls for moogle_workshop, ultima_arena, & ff_minigames )
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That being said, perhaps there is a place we can put any future Mafia transcripts? Maybe its own user or community? Especially since it would be perfect for memories.
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(As thedrowned said, it leaves for good memories as well for those who are involved and thus, it doesn't bother the others who aren't involved!)
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However, I can't really say "more points for icons!" since I could make 25 in a few minutes if I just cropped images and didn't play around with them forever. Maybe I'm just slow is the real problem XD It would be both tedious and difficult to judge them on a "complex" scale similar to the wallpapers, and I don't think anything is particularly wrong with the fanfiction scale. (If someone can write 10,000+ words, they deserve a shitload of points XD) So, in short, I find it a bit inconsistent, but am not sure if it's possible to do anything about that ( ... )
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How much would they be worth? What kind of scale COULD you even use? *curious*
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...point scales.
Oh god.
[cue expression of utter consternation]
I have to confess here and now that there isn't a scale (yet!) for craft items, largely because there are fifteen gazillion ways someone can express their fandom love, and we could brainstorm a week and someone would still come up with something we hadn't thought of before.
But those are fanworks and should definitely qualify for points in the fanwork community if you make them and post pictures here... How long do you take to make these? I imagine they take quite a bit of effort and I really wouldn't want to under-reward you for them.
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Those ones are usually around 25cm from base of foot to top of head (standing position).
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- Would people like there to be a "mod's choice" for the UA challenges? A mod's choice would be an award given to someone who didn't place, by the mod who is running that contest, and would be worth a comparatively small amount of points.
- Are there alternative ways of scheduling challenges that people would be interested in? Is three challenges going on at once a good amount? Too hectic? Would people like to see more light-weight challenges that happen more frequently (for example, a one-week icon contest where you submit only one icon, or a one-week drabble contest where you submit only one drabble)?
- And that kind of reminds me, would people be interested in a LIMS/rumble type of competition (an icontest that spans multiple challenges and involves either elimination or point accumulation?)
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For the "mod's choice", I believe that's a fair award. Happens all the time in my icontest communities, and it goes over well.
Three challenges at once doesn't seem like much, but when you add it to whatever might be going on in the minigames, a person who likes to do both may feel overwhelmed. I guess in that instance we can just remind them to take it easy and that they don't have to do every single challenge, but I can't help but feel maybe there should be an alteration. Maybe use the lighter challenges whenever something long is happening at the minigames, to compensate those who are crazy participate in both?
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-I think 3 challenges at once is too much. Like thedrowned said, the contests don't seem like too much on their own, but when you figure in minigames and stuff too... Plus, we're already not getting that much participation. More challenges = less participants because if you're short on time, you're going to have to choose which ones to enter...
-Although maybe a light-weight challenge every once in a while is good. I like that idea. But maybe not all the time?
-Urgh I don't like icons. >.>
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