Voting Begins for Wallpapers in GUI Champs '06!
Monday, October 2, 2006 by Zoomba | Discussion: GUI Championships News
Hundreds of wallpapers have been submitted to the 2006 GUI Championships. Many hours have been spent by artists crafting their masterpieces in an attempt to get their hands on a chunk of our $12,000 prize, and now we are ready to kick off the first event of this years competition!
Most Usable Wallpaper
Wallpapers provide the visual backdrop to our day-to-day computer user. For some, they're family photos, interesting artwork, screenshots from favorite video games or movies etc. Often, a good wallpaper is judged by how good it looks versus little it interferes with finding icons on the desktop, and other usability concerns. This first event focuses on wallpapers which have the best "coolness" to usability ratio.
So everyone, put those HCI hats on, clear up your critical eye and have at this years batch of wallpaper submissions from some of the most talented wallpaper artists the skinning community has to offer!
Each event has three stages: Submissions, User Voting, Judge Voting
We are now entering the User Voting stage for Most Usable Wallpaper. Thursday we'll close voting for Most Usable and begin voting for Most Original Wallpaper, so be sure to get your votes in soon!
Go click on the Vote Now link on the left!
Reply #2 Monday, October 2, 2006 5:36 PM
and I only voted once for myself
(what can I say,Plasmatron conduits isnt a "usable" wall) 
Reply #3 Tuesday, October 3, 2006 4:00 AM
but i just also vote anothers also.. but me i voted 1st 
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Reply #1 Monday, October 2, 2006 3:46 PM
EDIT: It seems someone has fixed it now.