You're right, but on the other hand, when so many people participate in 
a competition and spend so much time on it, one is supposed to feel some 
sense of responsability, it is a question of respecting other's work.

Obviously, these guys don't have the time to run the competition, the 
web site design hasn't changed since 96 (!!) and nothing seems to be 
automated in processing the entries. I'm not saying they should sacrify 
their personal life, but they should request for help, for people 
wanting to take their tasks, help design a new site, whatever, but 
nothing happens and they just chase away people that are willing to help.

JC

James D wrote:
> I used to check every day but that eventualy came to a hault.  On the one
> hand the irtc is free so I guess we should not complain.  On the other, I
> think it hurts the look of the organization and doesn't do much to stop the
> volume of traffic dropping off.
> 
> I will be very curious to see if this 100$ prize for pov users will bring
> the traffic back.
> 
> 
> 
>>Then they shouldn't place statements like, "Winners will be announced on
>>26 March 2005." on the website. If there is no intention of running
>>things on time, then that is what should be stated.
>>Hanging around while everything just wallows in a black hole somewhere,
>>with zero feedback, really takes all the fun and enjoyment out of the
>>competition.

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