1/16/2013, 1:14 pm
There is a time to plant laurels and a time to reap them. This is just that time of year - the Oscars, Golden Globes, and of course, the coveted, prestigious Puks....
So excuse us for yet another well-deserved self-congratulatory announcement.
This January, as always, our comrades at IOTW took a break from owning the world and sifted through hundreds of images from the previous year, selected 28 contestants, staged 14 cage matches, and invited Clarice Feldman to select and judge the 10 finalists.
Four of the ten winning images (2,3,8 & 9) came from the People's Cube: one by Red Square and three by Supercommissar Maksim.
The rest were, of course, equally deserving the prize - click here to see all the finalists and contestants.
This was glorious.
P.S. Note to the collective: why don't we organize our own "Most Equal Square of the Cube" contest, in which we select a number of equal images based on our current definition of equality (subject to change without notice), then democratically (using bribes, threats, and backstabbing) elect the most equal, and then redistribute the prizes to each according to his needs? The best part is that we get to determine who needs what.
Below are the four winning People's Cube images. To see them in full, locate them in the right-hand column and click.