Hi all,

Long time no posting for me too, this is just going to be another 
agreement. I've never seen a message from an IRTC admin in the news, so 
don't expect any answer here.

Also they have never shown any interest for help proposals from anyone. 
When I made the IRTC stats site ( http://exether.free.fr/irtc/ ) and 
proposed my help to automate a few things on the official web site, I 
hardly had a short message showing NO interest at all in my work.

Concerning participation, you can see there ( 
http://exether.free.fr/irtc/index.php?sub=graph&lang=fr ) that it has 
been decreasing since a long time.

I think a solution would be to create a functional IRTC site and then 
'force' the admins to hand over. I don't understand why they want to 
remain in history as the creators of a dead competition when there is so 
many people wanting to take the lead.

Have a good day ! :-)

JC


> Hi all.
> It's been years since I posted something in this newsgroup, but the
> situation is a chaos as I see it.
> I don't remember exactly how many years I've been following the IRTC, I
> believe they are 10 or so, sometimes like a participant, always as a 3D
> fan.
> IRTC was to me the better place for learning, working and sharing ideas,
> techniques and friendship.
> The problem you are talking about, delays, seems like no one at charge,
> strange explanations, happened some years ago, but people is always polite,
> and povers more than anyone.
> Sometimes I've tried to push me to do something and to submit it to the
> IRTC, but the way it worked has made me to quit.
> Something like to say the new topic the very first day of the round (as
> Steve says) would be a big step. Is it difficult? No it's a nonsense. Just
> to edit a page and upload it.
> Having to wait more than 20 days always to see the submitted works and to
> began the voting process... something is not working here, but not now,
> some years ago.
> That's one reason why the IRTC is going down, better said it's drowning, and
> if the ones who own it don't do anything about it, the only reason I can
> think of it's because they don't care.
> It's a shame to see what's happening.
> Hoping someone will react.
> Bye.
> 
> Txemi Jendrix
> 
> 
> "Hildur K." <hil### [at] 3dcafemailevery1net> wrote:
>>>> I think, there is some problems. (It is very deep thinking :) ).
>>
>> There are problems, we all know that. The question remains, what is causing
>> these problems? Is is general lack of interest for this competition? I

>> there have always been plenty of submissions, just until recently.
>>
>> All those delays seem to me to be the main reason, why there have been fewer

>> is more due to me being overworked, not having time or energy to
>> partipicate.
>>



>>
>> I understand there have been some problems with uploading submissions as

>> the whole process was supposed to be automatic, no need for human
>> intervention.
>>
>> I expect to have more time now and in the coming months, so I was planning
>> to submit this time. But not being able to guess the topic, time passing


>>
>> I would hate to see the IRTC go. This competition has served me as a strict
>> teacher and companion for some years now, not to mention the very good

>>

>>

>> There must be someone else out there who feels the same.
> 
> 
> 
> 


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