They want an address, not an interview. You're fine.Walden post=6.74241.829028 said:Damn, I wish I could enter. I'm a US citizen, but I'm living in Austria until June of 2009, so I bet that disqualifies me as a "US resident."
EDIT: I do have a valid US mailing address, though. Does that mean I can enter? Anyone know?
It's an odd beast, but when you're dealing with large amounts of prizes, you're basically paying the winner for some work, which means you've employed them...which means if they are under 18, you're bending the child slavery laws.ElephantGuts post=6.74241.829045 said:Though apparently every single contest requires you to be 18 or older (why is that?), so I should know that before I actually read it.
It gets you an extra chance in whatever alignment you end up with at the end of the game. So you could end up with two chances in one alignment, or one each in two different ones.Lvl 64 Klutz post=6.74241.834000 said:I have one question regarding some wording:
Does the alignment we choose in our profile only get us an extra chance if it matches the alignment we chose for the contest? Or can we technically get a chance in two alignments?
Read the whole post or the rest of the thread and you would have your answer.Yeanboy post=6.74241.838402 said:... why is it americans only? maybe they shouldnt do a contest that isnt fair to everyone else?