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<blockquote data-quote="ohkphoto" data-source="post: 24390" data-attributes="member: 1573">Maybe Curt's idea can be easily implemented --I really like POTD, and perhaps the following might save some time and needless effort.1.&nbsp; Open a new thread entitled &quot;photo of the day&quot;2.&nbsp; Maybe no time restrictions on when the photo was taken, or at least, very loose.&nbsp; SHORT paragraph about the photo and a caption.3.&nbsp; Photos need to be posted by noon EDT(maybe night before to help out those with odd working schedules or who live in non North American time zones) of the day they're to be considered.4.&nbsp; Forum members vote by &quot;liking&quot; the photo.5.&nbsp; Voting closes 5:00 PM --jdeg posts and tweets the winner by number of likes.&nbsp; It can workable if we keep it simple. It's going to be important to be consistent . . . that's what gets people here.&nbsp; Notice how many more entries we have in the weekly challenges now.All this depends on jdeg's schedule . . . might interfere with candlelight dinners with his bride <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite6" alt=":cool:" title="Cool&nbsp; &nbsp; :cool:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":cool:" />Maybe jdeg could consider one of the mods to be a backup--permission to post on home page and twitter.Just my thoughts . . . I admit I still don't know enough about these forum setups.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ohkphoto, post: 24390, member: 1573"] Maybe Curt's idea can be easily implemented --I really like POTD, and perhaps the following might save some time and needless effort. 1. Open a new thread entitled "photo of the day" 2. Maybe no time restrictions on when the photo was taken, or at least, very loose. SHORT paragraph about the photo and a caption. 3. Photos need to be posted by noon EDT(maybe night before to help out those with odd working schedules or who live in non North American time zones) of the day they're to be considered. 4. Forum members vote by "liking" the photo. 5. Voting closes 5:00 PM --jdeg posts and tweets the winner by number of likes. It can workable if we keep it simple. It's going to be important to be consistent . . . that's what gets people here. Notice how many more entries we have in the weekly challenges now. All this depends on jdeg's schedule . . . might interfere with candlelight dinners with his bride :cool: Maybe jdeg could consider one of the mods to be a backup--permission to post on home page and twitter. Just my thoughts . . . I admit I still don't know enough about these forum setups. [/QUOTE]

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