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He hasn't been disbarred yet. The ruling from that case is still pending.

Hey guys. Dave worked really hard on a lot of backend shit today. You won't really see any differences, but its a big deal as far as behind the scenes stuff goes. LETS SHOW SOME APPRECIATION RIGHT ON PRETZEL MAN RIGHT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :mrgreen::mrgreen: edit: god its late i should sleep

I feel like you guys are just over-thinking things here. Here's the deal in very simple terms: We judges have identified common problems with submissions. We've compiled a list of these common problems in checklist format. We'd like for a listener to use this checklist when listening to a WIP and formulating their feedback so that the problems we usually see in submissions are addressed at the WIP level. That's pretty simple. Nobody's saying you can't write extra comments, positive or negative, that have nothing to do with the checklist, but the point of the checklist itself is to guide listeners towards giving feedback that improves a submission's chance of acceptance. Positive reinforcement is great, so go ahead and use it if you want. You don't need the checklist for that.

Yeah, no doubt. xD At least until the planned Princess Tomato remix blitz happe-- OH SHIT HAVE I SAID TOO MUCH!?

All they really need to do to make me happy is make a movie about Makoto from SF3.

Lookin' great, Dave. Any chance we could get RSS feeds for remixes from specific games/developers/etc.? We already have them for remixers (albiet cached, but still). Might be a good way for game fansites to get in on the action.

I don't mind people asking questions; that's what this thread is for. But we do have a whole mess of articles written by judges and judge decisions for people to read as well all over this site. It doesn't hurt to read up on that stuff before asking basic questions like "Am I allowed to sample?" That is covered in the Guidelines, and to be honest, I don't think you interpreted Nicholestein's question accurately to begin with. And I maintain that a question that's worded vaguely like the one Nicholestein asked cannot adequately be answered in this thread; it's a very generic question about a very specific idea. The best way to get an answer about that kind of submission is to just make the piece of music, submit it, and let us look at the mix itself and judge accordingly, rather than grasp at trying to describe a very specific type of conservative mixing.

Why do you guys ask questions like these when the answers are right here? http://www.ocremix.org/info/Submission_Standards_and_Instructions I mean seriously, this thread is for asking questions of the judges, but come on: I mean it's right there. Anything beyond that you can't really ask about; you just submit the piece and look at the decision.

You're right, I don't think anyone could manage to be that incoherent.

I read a lot of manga. Hell I buy a lot of manga. Probably too much actually. I have no shelf space left. If you like Ichigo 100% (which I also did, though I was disappointed with the ending; he should have made a different choice in the end), then you should check out Hatsukoi Limited. It's got a lot of the charm that Ichigo 100% had, but it's a little better because it's not a harem story. There's no one main male or female lead as of yet; it's more of an ensemble cast and the number of guys and girls is pretty balanced out. For more of the high school romance stuff, hit up Salad Days. It's 18 volumes, but a lot of the stories are self-contained in small arcs. There are only a few characters that get revisited throughout the series; most characters get their little stories and you never see them again. There's one couple that could be considered the "main couple," and every once in a while you get a story about them and how their relationship progresses, which all culminates in the final volume. School Rumble is an instant classic; think Azumanga Daioh, except it also includes male characters and romance subplots. H2 is a riveting high school baseball manga that's worth a look, if you're into that kind of thing. Suzuka is also one of my personal favorites. A great romance/sports series with a male character who's actually not a pushover. Worth a look (the anime isn't bad either; amazing music, though the animation is painfully low-budget).

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaat!! BSOG PIANO VERSION!! NICE!!!

Except it wasn't really all that entertaining.

Hell, I did it. http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR01343/

Well like I said, don't forget about the BACK of the card. Barcode can go on the back. Anyway I want to remind people that since these cards are going to be in meatspace as opposed to on the webs, we should try to stay away from too many embossed/shadow effects. That stuff looks great on a screen, but doesn't always look so great printed out.

Also true, which means we might want to think about putting that title in our forum profiles alongside the "Real Name" label.

Yeah, as much as I like José's mockups, it's always good to see what other people come up with. As for titles, I don't like "Competition Director," as that implies a staff position. "Competition Organizer" would be better; but to be fair, I'd prefer only "official" titles, as anyone can go ahead and start a competition these days.

José man, I'm totally feelin' that design. As for the Data Matrix, I'm cool with that too. Let's not forget about the back of the card though. That's where the signature field will be (because you HAVE to sign it), and the barcode, and maybe some other info about OCR. Oh, also: stop derailing the thread.

Where indeed.

Having my Ancient Hero remix used in a bevy of crappy Zelda YouTube videos without any credit given.

Standard Card Size: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_7810 We should use ID-1.

Post counts are always changing. These aren't automated sig graphics. These are print-them-out-and-laminate-them cards.

I've always thought membership cards were pretty neat. I'm actually a card-carrying member of the Star Wars Fanclub (my card sits in the middle pouch in my trifold wallet, right behind my credit card). Now, in an official capacity, it'd be way too difficult and/or expensive to do, but I thought it'd be neat if we, as a community, could come up with some kind of template that a person could customize in order to print out an OCR Membership Card. That way you could say that you're a card-carrying member of OC ReMix. Any thoughts? Here are some ideas: * Forum name * Some kind of barcode generated from a person's forum ID#. Useless, but barcodes are oh-so-official. * Special symbols on the card for staff members (like a gavel for judges or something) * A special symbol for a remixer * We could do a new design every year, or maybe even every season My past threads (OCR-tan, Judge Cereal, and Mix Title T-Shirts) have brought out some of the best and creative stuff I've seen from this community. Do not disappoint me, comrades. Let's see what you've got.

If it's not on OCR, it doesn't exist.

Probably a toss up between Ziwtra's 'Aftershock,' Harmony's 'Dragon Song,' and McVaffe's 'Makoto Jungle Jazz.'

What the hell is wrong with you? That was a really good show and that guy really cared about educating kids. It was pretty sad when he died; a lot of people grew up on that show. Quit being tool.