Thank you for sharing, but I have to say @Rons_oc, it is really not immediately obvious what the contest is about. One has to read the same text no less than three times plus scroll down to the rules until we get the first indication that this is in fact a MOC contest, and even still it is not once expressly stated anywhere. Based on the title and the introductory text, the first conclusion one comes to is that this is a what if scenario story contest.
I would strongly suggest explicitly stating as soon as possible that this is a purely MOC contest - optimally in the title itself.
Good luck with your initiative!
Litteraly the first slide, after the title image, tells you to BUILD something. And the next slide, all the rules apply for BUILDING purposes, Even the way how it will be judged says the entries will be judged by BUILD.
I’m sorry but I have to disagree, it is obvious it’s a moc building contest.
At least it is not difficult to find or unclear where the rules are
I’m brand new to Flickr, amd struggling to navigate it. @Axelford@Rons_oc, do you know how I would add my entry to the group? Also, is an album okay, or does it have to be one pic?
One picture is fine, the cloud icon in the top right is how you add a photo, you can change the title and description to what you want and then add it to any groups you are in, such as the What If Contest. (So, make sure to join prior to this process.)
This contest has concluded, you can read and see the results here:
Edit: For some reason, it keeps posting the picture instead. You can use the original link above or my reposted one here:
But of course, just because the contest has ended doesn’t mean you can’t build a “What If?” should you still desire to do so. Alternatively, if you’d still like to enter a contest, the MOC League will be starting up soon. You can find more information and registration on that competition here: