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Hello all,
It’s my pleasure to announce that we are hosting a $2,000 Write-A-How-To Contest on Tom’s Hardware sister site, Computing.Net! At Computing.Net, the How-To section has provided visitors with a quick reference that gives them the best answers to many common questions. We’re hoping to expand this wealth of solutions by encouraging users to post new How-To’s in the section, and we're promoting it with a $2,000 prize!
Entering the contest is incredibly easy – all you have to do is post a new How-To on Computing.Net. The How-To can be on any topic you like. If you’ve answered the same question many times before, you might consider turning that into a How-To. Alternatively, you might want to discuss a specific issue that you’ve noticed many users have. There are no limits to the number of How-To’s you write, and, the more you contribute, the higher your chances of winning. Our editorial staff will review How-To’s and consider each one on the merits of both quality and popularity.
If you are interested, now is the time to start submitting your How-To’s. Once you’ve posted, be sure to tell your friends about your new How-To guide on Facebook, Twitter, etc to help bolster your chances of winning!
Thanks for using Tom’s Hardware Forums, and good luck!
-Joe
P.S. – The contest runs from December 6th, 2010 to January 6th, 2011. Be sure to read the specific rules and terms of the contest here.
It’s my pleasure to announce that we are hosting a $2,000 Write-A-How-To Contest on Tom’s Hardware sister site, Computing.Net! At Computing.Net, the How-To section has provided visitors with a quick reference that gives them the best answers to many common questions. We’re hoping to expand this wealth of solutions by encouraging users to post new How-To’s in the section, and we're promoting it with a $2,000 prize!
Entering the contest is incredibly easy – all you have to do is post a new How-To on Computing.Net. The How-To can be on any topic you like. If you’ve answered the same question many times before, you might consider turning that into a How-To. Alternatively, you might want to discuss a specific issue that you’ve noticed many users have. There are no limits to the number of How-To’s you write, and, the more you contribute, the higher your chances of winning. Our editorial staff will review How-To’s and consider each one on the merits of both quality and popularity.
If you are interested, now is the time to start submitting your How-To’s. Once you’ve posted, be sure to tell your friends about your new How-To guide on Facebook, Twitter, etc to help bolster your chances of winning!
Thanks for using Tom’s Hardware Forums, and good luck!
-Joe
P.S. – The contest runs from December 6th, 2010 to January 6th, 2011. Be sure to read the specific rules and terms of the contest here.
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