The first ever (as far as I can tell) writing contest has just ended over on beta.cent.co and I have to say, it was interesting. [Contest link]
@magpie and their story based on the memory of a lost traveling soul was the clear winner for me personally.
I have listed the five runner ups below, but I am still waiting for @raxan1987 to send me their ETH address. They submitted works written by their father, so they were unsure if they should be able to accept any kind of award - (if you are reading this) yes you can!
That said, I find it super interesting how only one (@hint) of my top selections actually received enough up-votes to make it into the top ten responses that got a cut of my original bounty. Of the top ten maybe three responded properly.
Hopefully the sorting mechanism that will introduced imminently will help improve the outcomes of bounties and make gaming (i.e. multi-account holders up-voting their own shitty posts to get a large piece of the bounty) harder to carry out.
The last takeaway is on the actual bounty amount - I think it's safe to say that (for some reason) lower bounties seem to elicit higher response rates. Need to see if that can be verified.
All in all a solid effort that resulted in some terrific stories and blogs being shared.
Check out the list of handles that submitted my favorite writing below. Aside from @magpie, everyone else is in no particular order.
1. @magpie - 0x4d99D5C7698D69F02f2CAC5532258cd80485B29f
2. @rhyzom - 0xf4829f0406dce300c84ffd626bcc47a4b61227c0
3. @jeanrobert70 - 0xB597538E595aFecd6a44d76D739E9B8cBBC2125e
4. @connecteconomy - 0x9c959c86ee1d3ab60a876bb07ebd5469ab8d33a7
5. @raxan1987 - awaiting address
6. @hint - 0x7Ff5A8FFD8d4694BE5A37777F461e8D98038Cc3E
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