Week 4 - Results and Tie-Breaker

[clauderainsrm.livejournal.com]

I don't think anyone will argue with me that this week was tough. Losing people at the end of it? That doesn't get any easier.

Especially when the people leaving are clearly talented. Some of them I've barely gotten to know, but saw a lot of promise in their work. Others I'm rather personally fond of them.

The one hope is that they will continue on with the Home Game and take advantage of the opportunity to try to get back into the thick of things when that door opens.

Until then, we have to say goodbye to

mousedemon
erica_crawford
sorryimsorry
estelle
a_cheese_fan
and
rejeneration


Obviously that doesn't cover everyone. We are missing an elimination from Tribe 5. That is because it ended with our first tie of the season between
brilligspoons
and
foolishfiddler

What happens now is a tie-breaker. They both have until Tomorrow, Wednesday Dec 1st at 10pm EST to submit an entry on the tie-breaker topic. (Linked to this thread)

The topic? Glad you asked. It's Take a Chance!

Good luck to both of you.

Comments

[gratefuladdict.livejournal.com]

Oooh, that's another good one. Appearing to pull for the sympathy vote, either in consistently depressing woe-is-me entries, or woe-is-me-I'm-in-danger-in-the-polls comments all the time, can use up the reservoir of good will after a couple of months.

[xreesex.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I can't imagine actually commenting in the green room or on poll posts about my own post or asking for votes. It's fun, but it's just not that important.

[gaea-rising.livejournal.com]

I actually tend to go out of my way not to mention my own posts (other than the occasional note that I'm on List of Shame again) in our other areas. Hmm...

[kehlen-crow.livejournal.com]

Oh, yes. Totally agreed. Which is why it's necessary to look at the positive sides of seemingly negative topics as well. There should be. There always are. :-)