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If your referring to those of us with multiple pictures (of which Ive now taken one down) it's because there is extreme ambiguity in rule 4. Multiple pictures by the same photographer are ALLOWED as long as you own the car. Without knowing the background of what went down last month in which people submitted pictures of their cars that they did not take but were taken by a photographer with several indirect entries, it could be rather confusing and totally within rule 4 for a person to enter multiple shots of their own car. Rule 4 should be changed to simply read "Photos of your car taken by someone other than yourself are eligible" as that would then also avoid the problem of someone entering in multiple pictures of their own multiple cars, ie, one of their Corvette, their GTO, and their T/A, or maybe rule should have added that it may not be overruled by rule 4.
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Last edited by OldSchoolFormula; Mar 13, 2009 at 05:24 AM.
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