Creepy Critters judging is still underway

Commentary

1. Aww… I saw the message in my feed reader and got all excited. :(

   Anyway, I appreciate the time you judges invest into giving us feedback. Thank you all, really.

   Here’s looking forward to the results!

   { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 30 April at 11:11 pm }

2. Take your time. No problem.

   { posted by Pablo Impallari on 30 April at 11:51 pm }

3. Any bets on the winner? :P

   { posted by Chris Vincent on 2 May at 2:58 am }

4. @Chris:
   You go first. :-)

   { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 2 May at 1:20 pm }

5. Oh, and if anyone has some work for me that’d be gr8! :D
   (click my name for my portfolio…)

   { posted by Chris Vincent on 2 May at 5:27 pm }

6. I’m just anxious to see the results… But no worries guys.

   { posted by Derek on 4 May at 3:13 am }

7. *yawns*

   { posted by unnamed on 21 May at 2:10 pm }

8. *yawns*

   { posted by Chris Vincent on 21 May at 2:12 pm }

9. Any update?

   { posted by Pablo Impallari on 24 May at 3:16 pm }

10. And we’re waiting, and we’re waiting, …
    :P

    { posted by Michał Mech on 27 May at 8:47 am }

11. …?

    { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 29 May at 9:29 pm }

12. Looking forward to the results!

    { posted by Nathan Chase on 2 June at 10:58 am }

13. Do not give up!!!

    { posted by Pablo Impallari on 7 June at 12:26 pm }

14. @Pablo Impallari:

    Never! :)

    I am sure they have just been too busy with their own work and projects. It has been a long time though. You think the judges are having a hard time agreeing on which is best?

    Oh, well, I can’t complain; it’s free, and the results are worth the wait.

    { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 7 June at 1:05 pm }

15. They should just do it on a point system. Give the judges a spread sheet with specific areas to score on, give each entry a 1-10 add em up and there you go.

    { posted by Paul Stokes on 10 June at 3:27 pm }

16. Yeah… 2+ months is really wierd.

    { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 10 June at 10:27 pm }

17. From “The Mission”:
    1. “To actively engage the web community in web standards with an emphasis on valid, semantic markup” - Yea, right. The standarsd will change when You will finish judging.
    2. “To use the contest as an opportunity to teach” - In what kind of school lessons are one on two months? If You want to teach You should be much more regular.

    { posted by Michał Mech on 18 June at 6:48 am }

18. I don’t know why you’re getting mad. CSS Off is a great idea and I enjoyed participating in it. Sure, the judging is taking a little longer than we all expected, but the judges are people too and can’t spend every day looking at the many many entries that were submitted this time around.

    Just give it time, but a word or two would be nice.

    { posted by Owen Smith on 18 June at 4:55 pm }

19. I would have liked to have participated in two more contests by now…

    Any word yet? If you could just announce when you expect to have results, that would be great.

    { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 21 June at 7:07 pm }

20. someone needs to submit this website to the FAIL Blog.

    { posted by Chris Vincent on 29 June at 3:48 pm }

21. :(

    { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 30 June at 1:06 pm }

22. Joseph said and i can only agree:

    ;(

    { posted by Bastian on 30 June at 3:32 pm }