From the trenches of a photo contest
As noted before, the annual photo contest presents a few challenges. In addition to the 15+ mail crates (storage can be tricky) and the unlabeled entries (the rule exists for a valid reason, believeyoume), the envelopes' size can pose a predicament.
Perhaps you're thinking, "Oh, what is she complaining about now?" I'm not so much complaining as befuddled.
If the largest accepted print size is 8 inches by 10 inches, why do participants send their entries in flattened boxes that measure 15x21"? The logic escapes me. Why not use a 9x12" envelope?
Such are the thoughts of an editor faced with handling and evaluating the entries in these five crates and 12 more in another office!
Perhaps you're thinking, "Oh, what is she complaining about now?" I'm not so much complaining as befuddled.
If the largest accepted print size is 8 inches by 10 inches, why do participants send their entries in flattened boxes that measure 15x21"? The logic escapes me. Why not use a 9x12" envelope?
Such are the thoughts of an editor faced with handling and evaluating the entries in these five crates and 12 more in another office!
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