A hot check list shows the names of those that have bounced. I'm not suggesting showing the names of anyone except those that have properly entered and no one else. For those "else's," no one knows from the websitre, if they've entered or not or even thought about it or who they are. As far as competitors that don't want to knwo who their competitors are -- I don't know; I supposed we'd lose a few that way too. But that sounds like ratehr an anticompetitive kind of competitive spirit? ;-) It's not difficult to exclude those that haven't paid and sent releases. IT jsut hurts the participation. The trick is how to get folks to do it even though some of them are irresponsible or relatively fogheaded. In a way, the question is, how do you get all the little kids to sign up? They've sent their submissions but haven't paid. We won't post them without the money but we want to post, we want them to send the measly $5. But we don't want to have to keep reminding them. I have to regroup my irresponsible, fogheaded, child's brain here. sh --- Ricky Cain <rlcain1@earthlink.net> wrote: > Maybe we could list on the website the paid > entrants. Anyone could check and see if they are in the > contest or not -- the unpaid would be unlisted. > === > > > That would be like a hot check list. Plus some folks may > not want to know > who their competition is. Someone could see the list be > intimidated and not > enter the contest. Ties into the old pro vs. hobbyist > argument. > > Ricky > > > _______________________________________________ > AGA-Contest mailing list > AGA-Contest@thekrib.com > http://lists.thekrib.com/mailman/listinfo/aga-contest > The American Cichlid Association Annual Convention Just the biggest aquarium hobby convention of the year (would Texas have it any other way?) Ft. Worth, Texas July 21-24 http://www.aca2005.org/ _______________________________________________ AGA-Contest mailing list AGA-Contest@thekrib.com http://lists.thekrib.com/mailman/listinfo/aga-contest