#Q&A: How do I review my own code?#

Submission Rules:

• Images must reflect the question posed, the answer(s) given, or the general content represented in the Q&A at the top of this page. Get creative. Get technical. But keep your submission professional.

• Images must be 640 x 285 px.

• Limit one TWO submissions per person per contest.

Voting Rules:

• Up votes only. Down votes will not be counted towards a submission's final score.

• Vote for the image that you think looks sharp & best represents the spirit of the Q&A at the top of this page. Remember: these are title images published at a major online publication. The more professional the winning image appears, the more likely Ars Technica will agree to feature the image. The publisher has final say. Reward high-quality submissions.

Prize:

The contestant whose submission has the most up votes at the end of the contest period will win $200 and have his/her image published (along with a name & URL of his/her choosing) at Ars Technica. In the event of a tie, Ars Technica will choose among top submissions.

Contest ends: Tuesday, May 8 at 11:59pm EDT (UTC-4)

See here for official rules. Happy hunting.

Q&A: How do I review my own code?

Submission Rules:

• Images must reflect the question posed, the answer(s) given, or the general content represented in the Q&A at the top of this page. Get creative. Get technical. But keep your submission professional.

• Images must be 640 x 285 px.

• Limit one TWO submissions per person per contest.

Voting Rules:

• Up votes only. Down votes will not be counted towards a submission's final score.

• Vote for the image that you think looks sharp & best represents the spirit of the Q&A at the top of this page. Remember: these are title images published at a major online publication. The more professional the winning image appears, the more likely Ars Technica will agree to feature the image. The publisher has final say. Reward high-quality submissions.

Prize:

The contestant whose submission has the most up votes at the end of the contest period will win $200 and have his/her image published (along with a name & URL of his/her choosing) at Ars Technica. In the event of a tie, Ars Technica will choose among top submissions.

Contest ends: Tuesday, May 8 at 11:59pm EDT (UTC-4)

See here for official rules. Happy hunting.

#Q&A: How do I review my own code?#

Submission Rules:

• Images must reflect the question posed, the answer(s) given, or the general content represented in the Q&A at the top of this page. Get creative. Get technical. But keep your submission professional.

• Images must be 640 x 285 px.

• Limit one TWO submissions per person per contest.

Voting Rules:

• Up votes only. Down votes will not be counted towards a submission's final score.

• Vote for the image that you think looks sharp & best represents the spirit of the Q&A at the top of this page. Remember: these are title images published at a major online publication. The more professional the winning image appears, the more likely Ars Technica will agree to feature the image. The publisher has final say. Reward high-quality submissions.

Prize:

The contestant whose submission has the most up votes at the end of the contest period will win $200 and have his/her image published (along with a name & URL of his/her choosing) at Ars Technica. In the event of a tie, Ars Technica will choose among top submissions.

Contest ends: Tuesday, May 8 at 11:59pm EDT (UTC-4)

See here for official rules. Happy hunting.

#Q&A: How do I review my own code?#

Submission Rules:

• Images must reflect the question posed, the answer(s) given, or the general content represented in the Q&A at the top of this page. Get creative. Get technical. But keep your submission professional.

• Images must be 640 x 285 px.

• Limit one TWO submissions per person per contest.

Voting Rules:

• Up votes only. Down votes will not be counted towards a submission's final score.

• Vote for the image that you think looks sharp & best represents the spirit of the Q&A at the top of this page. Remember: these are title images published at a major online publication. The more professional the winning image appears, the more likely Ars Technica will agree to feature the image. The publisher has final say. Reward high-quality submissions.

Prize:

The contestant whose submission has the most up votes at the end of the contest period will win $200 and have his/her image published (along with a name & URL of his/her choosing) at Ars Technica. In the event of a tie, Ars Technica will choose among top submissions.

Contest ends: Tuesday, May 8 at 11:59pm EDT (UTC-4)

See here for official rules. Happy hunting.

#Q&A: How do I review my own code?#

Submission Rules:

• Images must reflect the question posed, the answer(s) given, or the general content represented in the Q&A at the top of this page. Get creative. Get technical. But keep your submission professional.

• Images must be 640 x 285 px.

• Limit one TWO submissions per person per contest.

Voting Rules:

• Up votes only. Down votes will not be counted towards a submission's final score.

• Vote for the image that you think looks sharp & best represents the spirit of the Q&A at the top of this page. Remember: these are title images published at a major online publication. The more professional the winning image appears, the more likely Ars Technica will agree to feature the image. The publisher has final say. Reward high-quality submissions.

Prize:

The contestant whose submission has the most up votes at the end of the contest period will win $200 and have his/her image published (along with a name & URL of his/her choosing) at Ars Technica. In the event of a tie, Ars Technica will choose among top submissions.

Contest ends: Tuesday, May 8 at 11:59pm EDT (UTC-4)

See here for official rules. Happy hunting.

#Q&A: How do I review my own code?#

Submission Rules:

• Images must reflect the question posed, the answer(s) given, or the general content represented in the Q&A at the top of this page. Get creative. Get technical. But keep your submission professional.

• Images must be 640 x 285 px.

• Limit one TWO submissions per person per contest.

Voting Rules:

• Up votes only. Down votes will not be counted towards a submission's final score.

• Vote for the image that you think looks sharp & best represents the spirit of the Q&A at the top of this page. Remember: these are title images published at a major online publication. The more professional the winning image appears, the more likely Ars Technica will agree to feature the image. The publisher has final say. Reward high-quality submissions.

Prize:

The contestant whose submission has the most up votes at the end of the contest period will win $200 and have his/her image published (along with a name & URL of his/her choosing) at Ars Technica. In the event of a tie, Ars Technica will choose among top submissions.

Contest ends: Tuesday, May 8 at 11:59pm EDT (UTC-4)

See here for official rules. Happy hunting.