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#59176 29-Mar-2010 15:51
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Can't discuss there according to the rules, so i'd like to ask here.
Is the winner drawn by selection, rather than random? Whichever you think was the best answer?
Is this the case for both methods?

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  #312492 29-Mar-2010 17:05
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It will be three random draws: one for the Twitter entries, other two draws from the replies in that thread.

Remember, one Twitter entry per day, every day of the competition. Only only entry in the thread.





 

 

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  #312957 30-Mar-2010 18:49
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Does the tweet entry have to be the default one?





 
 
 
 


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  #313007 30-Mar-2010 19:27
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Yes. And have to come "from Geekzone" which means using our Twitter integration - that's the only way I can guarantee whoever is tweeting is actually a Geekzone user, right?





 

 

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