Jingle and Logo Contest
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Revision as of 22:21, 15 November 2009
We're looking for an improved version of both our logo as well as the current Radio-Jingle!
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The Contest
What is there to win?
If your submission in either the radio jingle or logo contest wins (by public vote at the end of the timeframe) you get 6 months free access to the Hackerspace. (Please note that if you already payed your membership, these 6 months will be added. We cannot refund money, sorry.)
Also, at the suggestion of JollySea, there's also a 2nd place to both contests which involves one crate of Club-Mate.
Who can participate?
The contest is open to everyone.
Timeframe
The contest starts now (November 14th, 2009) and will end at 23:05 MET on January 23rd, 2010. During that time, any number of submissions to the contest can be made.
The polls will be open until February 1st and the winners will be announced at the General Assembly in February 2010
Requirements
Both the logo as well as the jingle should have a recognition value. That is to say that they should bear resemblances to either of the current logos (barcode or pcb) and jingle.
The logo has to be a scalable vector graphic. (Preferably Inkscape svg)
The jingle can be in any file format but shouldn't exceed 20-30 seconds More information on the jingle can be found here: https://www.hackerspace.lu/wiki/RadioJingle
Start from scratch?
You don't have to! Check out the storage repository to get all existing material:
~ $ svn co svn://hackerspace.lu/storage
(talk to kwisatz if you need support)
Make sure to update your working copy regularly. There might be new stuff availabe.
Need inspiration?
A couple of sites where you might get some inspiration:
Submission
Either upload your creation to the page https://www.hackerspace.lu/wiki/Jingle_and_Logo_Contest or contact kwisatz for alternative ways.
Copyright
You should license your submission under a Creative Commons license. (CC-BY-SA 3.0 preferred)
