Bob
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This is a fun little contest. There are three categories / competitions. Rules are as follows:
1) An entry in each category costs 100 DNF (i.e. if you enter all three categories, it will cost you 300 DNF).
2) You may sumbut any amount of entries for each category, only one (the best) will count. If you submit an entry, and you find a better match for the contest, then submit your better result. You will NOT have to cough up another 100 DNF (i.e. Once you are in, you are IN - no additional DNF Bux for further entries).
3) Winner takes all in each category.
4) PM me your entry and send the DNF Bux to me. Entries that are not accompanied with the DNF payment within 10 minutes will be cancelled.
5) This thread will be closed so nobody can post to it. Everybody is on their own. Results will be published here after the contest ends.
6) In case of ties (i.e. two people have the same answer), the person who PMed me first will be the winner.
7) 50% cotton, 50% polyester, machine wash cold, tumble dry low heat. Packaged by weight and not volume. Contents may have settled during shipment. Offer void where prohibited. (And all that legal jazz )
8) Any questions, please PM me. I will post clarifications here.
9) Contest ends Friday/Saturday November 15, 2002.
10) Decisions by the moderator is final.
11) Everybody is elegible to participate, except me.
12) Only .COM, .NET, and .ORG are elegible for entry.
13) All results must be verifiable by WHOIS information at the TIME OF the CONTEST CLOSE.
Now, the fun part:
Category 1:
Find the domain name that has been expired for the longest time. If your entry is renewed before the contest close, the newly updated expiration date will be in effect (see rule 13).
Category 2:
Find the domain name with the earliest registrtion date. The name does not need to be current. Oh hold / expired names count, but only if verifiable with current WHOIS information.
Category 3:
The longest domain name with a website attached to it.
Notes:
a) "Website" is defined as a non-parking page that a lot of registrars give you when you register a name (i.e. parked).
b) The domain name must have been registered prior to 9/1/2002. This will prevent people from registering a 63 character domain name and putting up a Search Engine page just to win this catagory.
c) Length will NOT include the extension (although it really does not matter because com, net, and org are all the same length).
Enjoy! This should be fun!
-Bob
1) An entry in each category costs 100 DNF (i.e. if you enter all three categories, it will cost you 300 DNF).
2) You may sumbut any amount of entries for each category, only one (the best) will count. If you submit an entry, and you find a better match for the contest, then submit your better result. You will NOT have to cough up another 100 DNF (i.e. Once you are in, you are IN - no additional DNF Bux for further entries).
3) Winner takes all in each category.
4) PM me your entry and send the DNF Bux to me. Entries that are not accompanied with the DNF payment within 10 minutes will be cancelled.
5) This thread will be closed so nobody can post to it. Everybody is on their own. Results will be published here after the contest ends.
6) In case of ties (i.e. two people have the same answer), the person who PMed me first will be the winner.
7) 50% cotton, 50% polyester, machine wash cold, tumble dry low heat. Packaged by weight and not volume. Contents may have settled during shipment. Offer void where prohibited. (And all that legal jazz )
8) Any questions, please PM me. I will post clarifications here.
9) Contest ends Friday/Saturday November 15, 2002.
10) Decisions by the moderator is final.
11) Everybody is elegible to participate, except me.
12) Only .COM, .NET, and .ORG are elegible for entry.
13) All results must be verifiable by WHOIS information at the TIME OF the CONTEST CLOSE.
Now, the fun part:
Category 1:
Find the domain name that has been expired for the longest time. If your entry is renewed before the contest close, the newly updated expiration date will be in effect (see rule 13).
Category 2:
Find the domain name with the earliest registrtion date. The name does not need to be current. Oh hold / expired names count, but only if verifiable with current WHOIS information.
Category 3:
The longest domain name with a website attached to it.
Notes:
a) "Website" is defined as a non-parking page that a lot of registrars give you when you register a name (i.e. parked).
b) The domain name must have been registered prior to 9/1/2002. This will prevent people from registering a 63 character domain name and putting up a Search Engine page just to win this catagory.
c) Length will NOT include the extension (although it really does not matter because com, net, and org are all the same length).
Enjoy! This should be fun!
-Bob