In light of the many people who wanted to enter their maps into the Field of Dreams Contest but don't have a Max Drive, we have decided to extend the deadline to Sunday, February 24 at 11:59pm PST, as well as provide a way to enter the contest if you don't have a Max Drive.
You may now either submit your file to each judge using your Max Drive (the "standard" way); or mail your memory card to me, and I will send the file (via my Max Drive) to the other Contest Judges (and of course send your memory card back to you). We will accept any entries that were put in the mail before the deadline of 2/24.
I hope this gives everyone a chance to enter, and best of luck making the Map of your dreams!
Logistics:
* I don't want to publicly post my address, so simply ask me via a Private Message at the Pavilion or through email (Blueshift14@yahoo.com) and I will give it to you.
* I want to be very clear that neither I nor the Pavilion are responsible in the very unlikely event that your memory card is lost or damaged in the mail. While in my possession, I will treat your card with care. I will also add a small bit of bubble wrap for extra protection when mailing--you might want to do the same.
* As such, consider copying your important files over to another memory card (if you or a friend have one) before sending it out in the mail.
* You should be able to send your memory card in a standard envelope, the same way you'd send a letter. Two 41-cent stamps should probably be enough, but I recommend using three, just to be sure. I will pay the return postage for you. (This is all assuming you live in the US. If you don't, then message or email me and we'll figure it out from there.)
* Inside the envelope, please include a sheet of paper which includes your Pav/Mag name, the name of your map, and your return address. This will help keep things organized.
* If you live in Washington DC or New York City, please check with your local postmaster to make sure that sending a memory card to and from those cities is safe. Several years ago those cities used X-rays to make sure the mail destined for those cities was safe, which weakened the plastic on electronics.
You may now either submit your file to each judge using your Max Drive (the "standard" way); or mail your memory card to me, and I will send the file (via my Max Drive) to the other Contest Judges (and of course send your memory card back to you). We will accept any entries that were put in the mail before the deadline of 2/24.
I hope this gives everyone a chance to enter, and best of luck making the Map of your dreams!
Logistics:
* I don't want to publicly post my address, so simply ask me via a Private Message at the Pavilion or through email (Blueshift14@yahoo.com) and I will give it to you.
* I want to be very clear that neither I nor the Pavilion are responsible in the very unlikely event that your memory card is lost or damaged in the mail. While in my possession, I will treat your card with care. I will also add a small bit of bubble wrap for extra protection when mailing--you might want to do the same.
* As such, consider copying your important files over to another memory card (if you or a friend have one) before sending it out in the mail.
* You should be able to send your memory card in a standard envelope, the same way you'd send a letter. Two 41-cent stamps should probably be enough, but I recommend using three, just to be sure. I will pay the return postage for you. (This is all assuming you live in the US. If you don't, then message or email me and we'll figure it out from there.)
* Inside the envelope, please include a sheet of paper which includes your Pav/Mag name, the name of your map, and your return address. This will help keep things organized.
* If you live in Washington DC or New York City, please check with your local postmaster to make sure that sending a memory card to and from those cities is safe. Several years ago those cities used X-rays to make sure the mail destined for those cities was safe, which weakened the plastic on electronics.
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