11) All entries to the competition must use the Allegro Game Library.
2
32) Shawn Hargreaves should be credited within the software
(as per the Allegro swapware agreement
).
4
53) Each entry should be easily identifiable as have been created
using Allegro, either by the CTRL-ALT-END
key combination, by the use of datafiles etc..
6
74) All entries to the competition must be complete versions
and stable. This means that all features supplied as part of the entry are fully functional,
and the entry can be run on any PC without problems.
8
95) Entries are permitted from either individuals
or a development team.
10If the entry is on behalf of a development team, a leader should be nominated as a contact. All members involved in the development are to be listed on the documentation supplied with the entry.
11
12Individuals
or teams can supply more than one entry to the contest , but each must be separately registered.
13
146) All entries must be created by the entrants.
15
167) In order that the contest is fair to all, Programs completed before the
28th February
1999 cannot be entered. Software still in development on
this date is eligible
for entry.
17
188) All contestants, either as a individual
or a team must
register to enter the competition. Registrations are by E-Mail, as described on the
register page on
this site.
19
209) This registration must be performed on
or before the
31st January
2000. Registrations after
this date, unfortunately will
not be considered.
21
2210) Nominated judges are
not eligible to enter the competition. They are
not permitted to have assisted in any entry, no matter how small their involvement in the development.
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24This rule does
not apply the development of the Allegro library itself
! ( At least three of the judges have written code
for Allegro
! )
25
2611) Entries can be either downloaded from a webpage
or sent through the post.
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2812) An entry from a web site should be zipped
using a PKZIP compatible compression utility,
and small enough to make downloading possible within a reasonable time. Passwords
and access information must be supplied
(if required
) to
access the site. If the entry is larger than
1 MB, then a postal entry is recommended.
29
3013) Postal entries must be supplied to the address given.
31
3214) No responsibility is taken
for any entry lost
or damaged in the post.
33
3415) Any entries which are damaged, corrupted, virus infected etc, shall be inadmissable.
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3616) All entries should be received by midnight on the
29th February
1999. Any entry received after
this date will
not be admissible. All entries are to be supplied with the requested submission information, installation instructions,
and full operating instructions. The submission information is detailed on the submit page on
this site.
37
3817) Copyright of any entry remains with the entrant throughout the competition.
39
4018) After the competition, all entries supplied by post will be destroyed. Individual entries cannot be returned.
41
4219) A panel of judges will be used to asssess the entries. These will be selected from elected volunteers
or invited candidates of sufficient experience. Judges should
not be related to,
or have an bias towards any competition entrant.
43
4420) The winners will be notified by E-Mail,
and the results of the competition will be displayed on
this web site.
45
4621) In order to receive their trophy by post, the winners will required to supply an address. This address will only be used
for that purpose.
47
4822) The judges decision is final
and no correspondence will be entered into. Any attempt by an entrant to influence the judges by bribery, intimidation
or blackmail etc, will result in disqualification.
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5023) The competition organisers reserve the right to change any
or all of these rules at a later date.
Maybe the role of face would be more something for you? 
