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If you're on a roll, go for it. Makes up for the times when creatively nothing
seems to 'come'. And I always take the attitude that there is more to the
'contest' than the 'contest'. It is a forum for showing and getting reactions
that is a record of sorts. As far as voting goes, I find I am personally able to
treat each of multiple entries as an image in its own right. And wouldn't
completing two entries and having them both place in say, the top ten, be a
significant vote of approval?
I believe I have noticed, looking back through previous rounds, that some of
the contest's greatest luminaries have sometimes made multiple entries.
But an ancilliary question comes to mind: what if two or more images are meant
to be complementary, each taking its meaning from the other? This might give me
a problem when voting. But what if two files were asked to be treated a single
entry? Do the rules specifically preclude this?
Tom Melly wrote:
> What is the etiquette for submitting two (or more) entries to the comp.?
>
> I have two projects I'm working on for worship, very different in terms of
> content and style, but don't want to put people's backs up, and the
> guidelines seem to discourage this.
>
> Also, if it is considered acceptable, how do you get around the issue of
> voting on your own pics and the other problematic areas (same name and email
> address etc.).
>
> Thanks.
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