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Comments tangle elfwand came out of the woodwork on 2009.04.01 - 11:28PM to say: Yes, a challenge right up my alley. Aspiring journalist here :D Is it humanly possible to post pictures in stories? I've never seen it done before, but it being a newspaper... amblewat came out of the woodwork on 2009.04.02 - 07:35AM to say: Love the topic! it is great! Sir Ollivander came out of the woodwork on 2009.04.02 - 08:38AM to say: Amour - FLASH: "Member Asks Questions!" In the early morning hours of April 2nd, one day after April Fools, members of the society for SIYE started gathering around the front office of Challenge headquarters. A spokesperson for the company came out to answer a few questions. How candidates wished to follow the Challenge rules was left up to them. "Such creativity is totally up to you. We have no restrictions." See Page B6 for details on the Challenge. See Back Page for history of SIYE. Sir Ollivander came out of the woodwork on 2009.04.02 - 08:41AM to say: tangle elfwand - no, it is not humanly possible to post pictures, or any other images, in a story. That has never been allowed. Images in member's bio's are being much more restricted as some members are getting way too carried away with it. Sir Ollivander came out of the woodwork on 2009.04.02 - 08:44AM to say: amblewat (Hi mom!) - Yes, it is a great topic. April Fools! it is not what was originally planned. A programming issue prevented a much more elaborate Challenge. But it will come about one of these Challenges. GinnyMarie came out of the woodwork on 2009.04.23 - 02:28AM to say: Okay...so question. Not really answered by Sir Ollivander's previous answer to Amour. I want to know if it is okay to have a bit of non-article-ness, but the rest be article-ness? Like, say something that leads up to the article, like someone reading it? Sir Ollivander came out of the woodwork on 2009.04.23 - 08:32AM to say: GinnyMarie - as best possible. In other words, yes. Somewhere someone has to say "Hand me the newspaper." "Yes, dear." | |||||||||||
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Amour came out of the woodwork on 2009.04.01 - 11:21PM to say:
When you say it has to be written entirely like a newspaper article, does that mean that everything has to be in the article? Or can there be information that's in present day and not in the article? Like the setting and stuff like that. Or do you want everything in article format?