Luckily, I'm not in charge of documentation, that is Nat, Patrick and Steve.

I'm only in charge of the Web site (with Brian Kotek), proofreading and
editing (with Brian Kotek) and fusedocs.

And yes, I'll be spending a great deal of time far in excess of 30 hours
doing this.  But that is my choice and I do it freely.

No one is requiring anyone to enter.  But we figured that there are people
who want to contribute and think they don't have any applicable skills (and
everyone does have something they can contribute if they want to) and so
came up with the contest idea.  

I hope though that people do contribute in whatever ways they feel
comfortable.  Fusebox has been good for my career, and I want to give
something back to the community, that's why I do it.   

As Sean said, all designs will be up on the wiki (thumbnailed and clickable
to larger images), if someone likes a design there that isn't ultimately
chosen for the website, they will be able to contact the designer.




Sandra Clark
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http://www.shayna.com
Training in Cascading Style Sheets and Accessibility


-----Original Message-----
From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 4:44 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Fusebox Web Site Design Contest Announced

On 2/9/07, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem with this contest is that people are being asked to 
> contribute a significat amount of time with no guarentee of winning. 
> This isn't like spending a dollar to enter the lottery. I budget a 
> minimum of 20-30 hours of my time with ANY design project.

Think Sean or Hal or Jeff or any of those people spent more than 30 hours on
Fusebox?  Think Sandra's not going to be investing more than 30 hours in
organizing the new site or the new documentation?

Everybody involved in this (and most) projects are going to invest a
significant amount of time.  That's why I said previously that I
-suspect- that those who are entering aren't doing so with the explicit
intent of trying to win a prize.  They're doing so as a way to contribute.
The prize is just a nice little bonus -if- it happens.

But nobody's twisting anybody's arm.  This isn't some starving designer
who's about to lose his house and family because he's out of work being
taken advantage of by a design firm.

Perspective, man :)


--
Charlie Griefer

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