Linked by Adam S on Fri 16th Jun 2006 20:33 UTC
At its core, OSNews is a site driven by interesting content about alternative Operating Systems. As such, we're introducing "OSNews Alternative OS Contest," a contest aimed at getting back to our roots and generating interest and publicity in alternative Operating Systems. Read on for the rules & prizes.
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RE: Ok, the prizes have been announced...
by Eugenia on Fri 16th Jun 2006 19:57
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RE[2]: Ok, the prizes have been announced...
by Kroc on Sun 18th Jun 2006 12:32
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I wasn't even aware there was a subscription! I just looked and it's hidden down the side menu labelled "Membership" completley undistinctive.
Although there's not much value to subscription, it is for good karma. People should support the site if they use it regularly, I know that this is my second most read site next to Digg.
I'll definitely be looking into getting a subscription. Is there any distinction shown in the comments for subscribers? And will it fix the problem of me having had 0 votes for the last year despite being modded up often and e-mailing you regarding it?
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2006-05-26
But as an OSNews poster already, what exactly is the value of free OSNews subscriptions? Is there a lot more content that people might pay for normally that I don't see as someone with this type of account?
Otherwise, hey, why not do such a contest? Surely it can't result in horrible things...