Epilog Challenge-- win a Zing Laser

[David Fairfield]

http://www.instructables.com/contest/epilogchallenge/

This should be fun to watch. Some Creekers are inventive enough to win it, too! :)

Dave

[Jack Harper]

Yep, just be careful what you submit. This is from the fine print of the contest rules.

9. By submitting an entry and entering this contest, you hereby grant Instructables, Epilog, and Ponoko a perpetual, irrevocable, sublicenseable, worldwide, royalty free right to publish and distribute your entry for their promotional purposes.

[Doug Griffith]

Yep, just be careful what you submit. This is from the fine print of the contest rules.

9. By submitting an entry and entering this contest, you hereby grant Instructables, Epilog, and Ponoko a perpetual, irrevocable, sublicenseable, worldwide, royalty free right to publish and distribute your entry for their promotional purposes.

I, personally, have no problem with the above considering it says "promotional purposes". My concern is always being credited as the creator.

[David Fairfield]

Yeah they're not gonna take your patent rights or whatever, just gonna use your pix for promos. Just the usual contest boilerplate.

Thats a pretty respectable prize, there should be some cool entries! :)

Dave

[Bill Cunningham]

Yep, just be careful what you submit. This is from the fine print of the contest rules.

9. By submitting an entry and entering this contest, you hereby grant Instructables, Epilog, and Ponoko a perpetual, irrevocable, sublicenseable, worldwide, royalty free right to publish and distribute your entry for their promotional purposes.

Have you ever read your cell phone agreement? Many use virtually the same wording in the small print, to cover everything (other than voice) that you send though their networks.. Makes ya kinda want to be careful with those photographed or videoed business ideas eh!