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You got placed second and won a prize, but weren't at the party anymore to pick it up :)

Please email us with contact details at breakpoint2010(at)untergrund.net so we can mail it to you!

*BUMP*

I would also take the prize if noone wants it! :D

I tried to find members of quite or any other Russians on the party to no avail :<

Didn't the person who submitted the prod leave an address in partymeister?

Yeah, but I didn't have the partymeister dump here until 3 hours ago :)

great showcase for how useless that partymeister "we want to know your mom's maiden name" bull really is :-)

it's useful if i have it, besides we mainly have it for legal not practical reasons :)

@yandexx: there were at least 4 russians at the party, including myself. you make it 5. :D i've heard of someone being 6th, but haven't seen him.

ryg, i'm still wondering who will sue you if you don't require 70 fields for uploading an entry, but i guess it's a german thing :-)

oh and i'm not (entirely) trolling; i've wondered about that whole ordeal for quite a while. we're not doing it at outline, and maybe there's a good reason we should.

the cell phone number is just in case there are problems with an entry (it's faster and less likely to be missed than putting it on the beam or calling it out). name+address is there because submitting an entry to BP is legally a contract between the submitter and BP organizing that allows us to distribute releases on the internet, make screenshots and videos of them for news sites and magazines, show them in TV reports, and so on. a contract needs to identify both parties uniquely, and the standard way to do that in germany is by providing name+address. the remaining fields (name, author, info text, organizer info, file, screenshot) should all be pretty self-explanatory.

yo, guess who's that

partymeister is for Lutjebroek