2005 AWUniversity Winter Building Contest

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AWUniversity Winter Building Contest was a contest hosted by AWUniversity and held on AWUnivAB world between January - February 2005. The contest ended on February 24, and was extended due to server problems. The contest had 14 participants, and was won by Ferruccio.

Announcement

This announcement was extracted from the AWNewsletter

AWUniversity Winter Building Contest Courtesy of Elyk // AWUniversity

AWUniversity's Winter Building Contest will take place on the 25th of this month. Applications will be taken starting January 15 for those who wish to compete in the contest. Please use the form at http://awcommunity.org/awu/awunivab/abapply.htm to apply. (Applications sent in before the 15th or after the 25th of January, when the contest begins, will not be accepted)

This month's building theme is: Ski Lodges

Prizes will be given to the best three builds in the contest, courtesy of ActiveWorlds, Inc. The prizes given out during this contest include:

  • 1st place - a p 20/20 world for 6 months
  • 2nd place - a 6 month citizenship extension
  • 3rd place - a 3 month citizenship extension

So what are you waiting for?? Sign up for the AWUnivAB contest and prove your building skills today!!

For more information on AWUniversity, contact Elyk at awu@awcommunity.org or visit the worlds webpages:

Judging

The judging process was described by Elyk in an interview with AWNews.

A lot of citizens who enter building contests and see it being "judged" rather than any other form of determining winners, the question that is almost always brought up is about being biased against or judges taking personal like to a citizen rather than the build. I've attempted to perfect the judging for the contest. What happens is, judges for the contest are not allowed to enter the world until judging day. Then, object click is turned off o­n the day of the judging and "numbers" are placed at the builds rather than names to prevent judges from taking a personal judgment of the citizen rather than the build. All contestants were also asked not to add their name or pictures of themselves to builds to show that it is theirs so, even though a lot of citizens would like to show and praise their build, I think that this is mostly about fairness rather than anything. As I know that no o­ne likes to be cheated in a contest. So even though that the contestants aren't allowed to put their names o­n their builds, object click is turned back o­n after the contest is over for everyone to see who made the build, and the winners appear in the newsletter.

Winners

Sources

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