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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