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Be sure to read the rules (affecting entrants and winners): http://www.html5contest.com/rules http://www.html5contest.com/rules [Not a criticism, just full di
by percept 16y ago
Be sure to read the rules (affecting entrants and winners):
http://www.html5contest.com/rules http://www.html5contest.com/rules
[Not a criticism, just full disclosure.]
- Tichy 16y agoI suppose the key rule is this: "Once submitted, a prize winning Submission becomes the exclusive property of Sponsor and will not be acknowledged or returned."
- benologist 16y agoMartine elaborated on that after some Flash developers raised the issue (since that's not how we normally work either): https://www.mochimedia.com/community/forum/topic/html5-the-other-way-into-mobile-content#22 https://www.mochimedia.com/community/forum/topic/html5-the-o... There is some flexibility on that issue.
- Tichy 16y agoI see - they should write it like that in the rules, though.
- benologist 16y agoYeah I agree on that ... I wouldn't personally sign my IP over to anyone (at least without a tidy bonus and/or performance bonus). That said their HTML5 platform's going to be a bit of a moving target for a while, it does make sense to have it the exception rather than the rule.