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OK, deadline is about to pass.  Here are the finalists...

Montreaux, SWITZERLAND (applicant for 2022, failed to meet the shortlist)

Lake Placid, USA (host of the Games in 1932 and 1980, non-shortlisted applicant in the 2018 and 2022 race)

Santiago, CHILE (runner up to Christchurch in the 2018 contest)

Sofia, BULGARIA (candidate for the Games of 1992, 1994, 2014 and third place finalist in the 2018 race)

Stockholm, SWEDEN (host of the V Olympiad in 1912, 4th place finalist for the XXVIII Olympiad in 2004, runner up to Bucharest in the 2022 contest)

I think Krow is looking after it from here.  So see ya in Saskatoon!

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OK, deadline is about to pass.  Here are the finalists...

Montreaux, SWITZERLAND (applicant for 2022, failed to meet the shortlist)

Lake Placid, USA (host of the Games in 1932 and 1980, non-shortlisted applicant in the 2018 and 2022 race)

Santiago, CHILE (runner up to Christchurch in the 2018 contest)

Sofia, BULGARIA (candidate for the Games of 1992, 1994, 2014 and third place finalist in the 2018 race)

Stockholm, SWEDEN (host of the V Olympiad in 1912, 4th place finalist for the XXVIII Olympiad in 2004, runner up to Bucharest in the 2022 contest)

I think Krow is looking after it from here.  So see ya in Saskatoon!

the first two deadlines i think are fine. but after that it gets a little messy. there seems to be this whole big push to wrap up and finish up a bid asap, but as a result interest isn't as high as people barely have time to notice that a competition is taking place, before a winner is declared. also, that whole sordid gboc disaster is still lingering a bit in people's minds.

so in an attempt to distance this comp. from anything resembling the gboc, i'm in charge. i recommend doing four things in order to increase your chances of winning...

1) quality - this is number one because it should be. don't recycle your bid because it's easy. do something fresh and point that out every chance you get.

2) delay - no one would care if we took a vote next week. and all your hard work would be for naught. try and delay the comp as much as possible and use the time wisely not to work on your bid, but rather to raise its awareness

3) scandal - everyone loves it and it's by far the best part of these contests

4) campaign - obvious, but you people don't do it enough. troy sent out like 200 PMs for the 2018 vote and it paid off. participation has never been so high, and if you keep rushing these things it'll never be that high again.

thanks again to ryan and his cronies for making these contests devoid of even the slightest shred of credibility. without you, i have no doubt that people would still care just a little.

and thanks again to the people who have finally vested the leadership of this contest in someone who is a smidgen older than fourteen. not by much, but it's a start.

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OK, deadline is about to pass.  Here are the finalists...

Montreaux, SWITZERLAND (applicant for 2022, failed to meet the shortlist)

Lake Placid, USA (host of the Games in 1932 and 1980, non-shortlisted applicant in the 2018 and 2022 race)

Santiago, CHILE (runner up to Christchurch in the 2018 contest)

Sofia, BULGARIA (candidate for the Games of 1992, 1994, 2014 and third place finalist in the 2018 race)

Stockholm, SWEDEN (host of the V Olympiad in 1912, 4th place finalist for the XXVIII Olympiad in 2004, runner up to Bucharest in the 2022 contest)

I think Krow is looking after it from here.  So see ya in Saskatoon!

the first two deadlines i think are fine. but after that it gets a little messy. there seems to be this whole big push to wrap up and finish up a bid asap, but as a result interest isn't as high as people barely have time to notice that a competition is taking place, before a winner is declared. also, that whole sordid gboc disaster is still lingering a bit in people's minds.

so in an attempt to distance this comp. from anything resembling the gboc, i'm in charge. i recommend doing four things in order to increase your chances of winning...

1) quality - this is number one because it should be. don't recycle your bid because it's easy. do something fresh and point that out every chance you get.

2) delay - no one would care if we took a vote next week. and all your hard work would be for naught. try and delay the comp as much as possible and use the time wisely not to work on your bid, but rather to raise its awareness

3) scandal - everyone loves it and it's by far the best part of these contests

4) campaign - obvious, but you people don't do it enough. troy sent out like 200 PMs for the 2018 vote and it paid off. participation has never been so high, and if you keep rushing these things it'll never be that high again.

thanks again to ryan and his cronies for making these contests devoid of even the slightest shred of credibility. without you, i have no doubt that people would still care just a little.

and thanks again to the people who have finally vested the leadership of this contest in someone who is a smidgen older than fourteen. not by much, but it's a start.

For once I can actually agree with you.

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Okay.Its for a quebec city bid in 2030. There are 4 fleur de lis merged to form a snowflake. Its not that good seeing that I did it in paint, but, here it is.

i'm digging it. really good job, i can't believe i'm impressed

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OR NOT. I DID NOT SEE THE SECOND POST.

that wasn't directed at you. i wrote something to baron, but i figured he's so dense it'd escape him entirely.

so what's the point really.

i did like the F de L logo, very quebec, pretty clever

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