Pet Spotlight - Prevestire
Prevestire has won the Pet Spotlight!
Posted by SubetaTeam
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wooo congrats brandi!!!!
Congrats to the owner!
i have to complain about the text areas being a bit small. especially the 1st one. The judges weren't bothered by it, qand that matters more ;)
@Thunderbird
don't you think that the judges know the rules? do you think they would have awarded the spotlight to this pet if things weren't following the rules?
i have to complain about the text areas being a bit small. especially the 1st one. The judges weren't bothered by it, qand that matters more ;)
@Thunderbird
don't you think that the judges know the rules? do you think they would have awarded the spotlight to this pet if things weren't following the rules?
@Thunderbird
The first text area has my own personal writing....you /should/ read everything before you take it upon moderate. This pet was changed multiple times to qualify and stay in the queue.
The first text area has my own personal writing....you /should/ read everything before you take it upon moderate. This pet was changed multiple times to qualify and stay in the queue.
I hate to say it, but this pet should not have qualified for the Pet Spotlight. Both credits for the story are part of Wiki's, or Wikipedias.
"Pets that are simply "information" pets (i.e.: a pet about bumble bees, a pet about China) without presenting the information in a unique or story-telling way will no longer be accepted. Ex: If you use a Wikipedia article as your pet's story, this will not be accepted. There is an exception to the story rule: some people get extremely creative with treasures and can actually form treasures into images, comics, pictures, etc. This will considered using 'art' to tell a story if done well."
From what I can tell the information seems CP'ed from the Harry Potter Wikis.
"Pets that are simply "information" pets (i.e.: a pet about bumble bees, a pet about China) without presenting the information in a unique or story-telling way will no longer be accepted. Ex: If you use a Wikipedia article as your pet's story, this will not be accepted. There is an exception to the story rule: some people get extremely creative with treasures and can actually form treasures into images, comics, pictures, etc. This will considered using 'art' to tell a story if done well."
From what I can tell the information seems CP'ed from the Harry Potter Wikis.
