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RE: Adios Amigo'sThis is what Im talking about. |
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RE: RE: Adios Amigo'sQuote: Originally Posted by knight4696 Papa ... I will volunteer .. if needed, but the judges need to be anonymous for this to work. A solicitation PM or email should be sent out to inquire if members would be interested .. and if so the judges can be chosen from the responses. that's good through pm's is a great idea |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sThis is a broad site with many contributors. Yes, I would be willing to be an anonymous judge. But, I think maybe we can consider leaving the mean ratings winner alone and jsut add (as in double the fun) poems of superior artistic merit that the judge pool of the wek as "discovered". They would sit as jurists untl one of the ones that made their short list got elected by majority vote. there really is a way to force a list of eight to four to two to one. Let that one win the Judges Choice" Award. Occasionally, maybe often it would be the weekly points winner, but then that would add to the victory if someone one both! But the judges could have the runner up a winner as "Honorable Mention" poem. Just a poet's ruminations. Trying to get to a win-win for more people. OK, I'll st back and take your counterpoint. Papa and others. |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sPapa, you've got your man.... oops, I mean Bear. I volunteer if needed. Last edited by StandingBear 12-21-2010 at 02:13:17 PM |
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RE: Adios Amigo'scan I just say this, how can seleting judges from here, but not bias. Last edited by WordSlinger 12-21-2010 at 02:16:11 PM |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sNo one should be mad at me for saying that because everyone of you |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sTake the poem search link option away from the judges if possible. Last edited by StandingBear 12-21-2010 at 03:29:55 PM |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sBear Bear, |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sI truly do know a man that is qaulified for the job, but he's extremely busy. Last edited by WordSlinger 12-21-2010 at 03:38:16 PM |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sI gotcha John, I was saying if possible. Last edited by StandingBear 12-21-2010 at 03:41:26 PM |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sI think I mentioned this before, but here is a way to get more reads. |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sTake the poem titles away from the judge's and everyone's view until a winner is decided. Just a thought. Last edited by StandingBear 12-21-2010 at 03:53:31 PM |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sI thought about that as well, but the title is part of the Poem. Last edited by WordSlinger 12-21-2010 at 03:58:41 PM |
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RE: RE: Adios Amigo'sThat is a good idea, Slinger. Another thing is, (this has been suggested Quote:
Originally Posted by WordSlinger I think I mentioned this before, but here is a way to get more reads. Before any poet can post a poem they have to read and comment on three poems that are randomly given to them, but those poems have to be in the current contest. Last edited by gogant 12-21-2010 at 04:00:01 PM |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sSo far it seems to be the only logical solution, regarding unbiased judging. I think, haha!: Last edited by StandingBear 12-21-2010 at 04:03:08 PM |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sThere is another way, but it needs tuned, the funnel, pyramid, all poems enter'd |
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RE: RE: Adios Amigo'sQuote: Originally Posted by WordSlinger There is another way, but it needs tuned, the funnel, pyramid, all poems enter'd go through a year long process, poets have to read them all, everyone of us, from newbies to the vets, in other words, to enter the contest, you have to run the poem pyramid, that garantees all of us get read, and all have a far chance, and well get to know everyone of us. There are 700contest poems per week.... lol That's a LOT of reading. -Papa Paczki |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sI know it, but that would be what a city brightens by its own light. |
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RE: RE: Adios Amigo'sQuote: Originally Posted by gogant ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -Papa Paczki There are 700contest poems per week.... lol That's a LOT of reading. Gogant: That is why I posted this…[:=) Another thing is, (this has been suggested several times) allow one submission per poet, per week, to be entered in the poet-of-the-week contest............................g ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ That's a good idea also, one suggested by many others in the past too. When the contest gets overhauled, that will definitely be one of the changes. I just did a quick look at the contest area. It the 400 up there now would be cut down to about 150 if it was 1 per person. Or so it seems from a quick glance. Quite a huge drop. -Papa Paczki |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sPapa .. Maybe John is right. Judges should be impartial and to try to limit the friend connection among members would almost be impossible .. some of us have many many friends. |
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RE: Adios Amigo'soops .. I forgot .. per Cross's suggestion .. the Username would not be available to the judges .. so it should deter any favortism. |
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RE: Adios Amigo'sThe biggest problem with judges is, every judge must read every poem. Last edited by Artie 12-21-2010 at 05:29:05 PM |
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Find These Three Amigos ASAPEveryone get your e-shovels, and find these people asap. NON Bias, Complete Known Poetry Status. Let them pick through this great garden... John Lithgow-Robin Williams-Jeremy Irons |
A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.
Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.