CONTESTS
Would it be possible to have a board where contest applicants can post their entries. It gets VERY confusing when they are mixed with the general instructables. This doesn't seem too hard to do.
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I think Rick means the Weekly Challenges, where you enter by posting a link to your project in the comments.
Like this one.
Like this one.
There are any number of IKEA contest entries in various categorises for example.
I frequently fall over them thinking they are an incomplete instructable.
I frequently fall over them thinking they are an incomplete instructable.
The entries are always instructables.
A large proportion of projects posted are entered into contests almost as an aside. Every one of my recent projects has been entered into at least one, often two contests. I don't hold out any realistic hope of winning a top prize, and I would have posted them anyway, so quarantining contest entries would remove a large number of projects you would want to see from the lists.
As for the Ikea contest, that's a jolly strange one - I've started avoiding projects with a room as an opening thumbnail.
A large proportion of projects posted are entered into contests almost as an aside. Every one of my recent projects has been entered into at least one, often two contests. I don't hold out any realistic hope of winning a top prize, and I would have posted them anyway, so quarantining contest entries would remove a large number of projects you would want to see from the lists.
As for the Ikea contest, that's a jolly strange one - I've started avoiding projects with a room as an opening thumbnail.
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