Re: BRAWL 2012
Less than two days until BRAWL! 
So excited!
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Less than two days until BRAWL! So excited!
For all the people around the world, this is the right time, right?
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/f … &p1=24
aw maaaaan i cant enter cause i have to move like half of that week
Checked, 2pm for Belgium.
Which means 2pm for Sweden aswell so I'll have 8-9 hours to make my entry before school starts lol
Just realized I'm gonna be away the week of BRAWL. Have fun, you guys. 
I live in Eastern Standard Time so that means GMT - 5 for me. So 7am.
Just to let you guys know, although I'm a judge, I'll be gone all week, and I won't be able to keep up with everything that goes on. Which may be a good thing, because I don't want to create a bias opinion on any particular film.
2. The second element will be two LEGO (or other plastic brick) components of two given colors connected to each other, whether by locking into each other by the studs of the brick, or as pieces in a minifigure or technic construction. Baseplates and floor pieces will not be allowed to count.
Why not?
This is just a suggestion, but I think that it might be helpful if after you receive an entry, you send a reply email right after they enter. It would only need to be something short like "Entry received." This could be difficult near the end of the contest, but it may help because in the past someone thought they had entered but later found out that they had sent their submission to the wrong email address.
Woohoo, 7 hours until BRAWL...
2 and a half hours...
Last edited by rogeralans (August 19, 2012 (01:53am))
Just a question with YouTube uploads.
So we keep it unlisted until after judging has finished to avoid bias, and the we can make it public, or do we have our judged version always unlisted, and our un-judged version as public always?
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