I second this (e)motion!

Quest to come up with contest ideas would be great. There's a lot of good ideas for quests that have been tossed around, now we just gotta get vroom to put one together.

• quest for site themes (delivered site themes, not airy suggestions for vroom to implement in all that spare time he doesn't have)
• quest for clone-clothing designs (t-shirt, hooded sweatshirt, whatever)
• quest for challenge ideas... i don't know, i think it would be fun to make people do it in teams -- it is great for individuals to demonstrate their perl kung fu, but it might be a better learning experience if people with different levels of perl experience worked together on teams. or maybe i'm just too warm and fuzzy, and cutthroat competition would be more fun for y'all.

e-mail neshura

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