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From: eberger@godot.psc.edu (Ed Berger)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: BADGE Killer Demo Contest (long)
Message-ID: <587@godot.psc.edu>
Date: 23 Feb 89 15:36:11 GMT
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Reply-To: eberger@godot.UUCP (Ed Berger)
Organization: Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
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In article <72810UH2@PSUVM> UH2@PSUVM.BITNET (Lee Sailer) writes:
>Given the stated purpose of the Killer Demo contest, would it be
>appropriate to add a APPLICATION PROGRAM DEMO category.  For
>example, someone might create a continuous looping demo of the
>capabilities of TeX, or the Director, or Dpaint, or AREXX, or
>dmouse, or whtever.

With the new rules, These could be entered and win if:
	A.) They aren't blatently commercial
	B.) They are the best in a given category
	C.) They are freely distributable
I didn't see anything in the rules, that said the entries had to be Demos....
Let's see some 'complete' applications entered! not brain dead demos....
I'm sure a 512k version of Aspice would win for funniest demo :)