Post by Stud Muffin on Jun 15, 2009 6:34:53 GMT -5
The judging criteria that I'm going to use is the same one which Penni came up with. In my opinion, it is a wonderful system, which balances out everything equally. Here it is:
Grammar: 5 points (points are subtracted for incorrect grammar or punctuation)
Theme: 10 points (does it stick to the prompt, or has it deviated from the subject?)
Creativity: 10 points (is the idea fresh and new or has it been done a million times already?)
Words: one point subtracted for every word over/under 100
For me, a perfect score would be 20. So even if your grammar is horrible, and you get 0/5 in it, but you get full in theme and creativity, you'll still end up with a 20.
In the end, the total would be counted, and the drabble with the most points will be declared as the winner.
Grammar: 5 points (points are subtracted for incorrect grammar or punctuation)
Theme: 10 points (does it stick to the prompt, or has it deviated from the subject?)
Creativity: 10 points (is the idea fresh and new or has it been done a million times already?)
Words: one point subtracted for every word over/under 100
For me, a perfect score would be 20. So even if your grammar is horrible, and you get 0/5 in it, but you get full in theme and creativity, you'll still end up with a 20.
In the end, the total would be counted, and the drabble with the most points will be declared as the winner.
