Comments | sweetcharityvox: I like this auction, it's exciting!

halcyon_shift in sweetcharityvox

I like this auction, it's exciting!

Mar 13, 2010 22:37

1. cybel suggested that the Podfic tag in miscellaneous maybe just wasn't cutting it anymore, so the tag has been removed and Podfic has been upgraded to a category of its very own. It has a little icon and everything ( Read more... )

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theanonsisters March 13 2010, 22:44:56 UTC

Would you point me to the sign up page, I'm having trouble finding it or info on dealines and so on

halcyon_shift March 13 2010, 22:52:21 UTC

The sign up page is at http://www.sweet-charity.net/auction/add-item/, you'll need to be logged in to use it.

If you have an account from previous auctions, you can log in with it at http://www.sweet-charity.net//members/log-in/

If you don't, you can put your openID into the field top right on every page and create an account that way.

The sign up and bidding period dates are on the front page, but the bidding period dates are subject to change (though not by more than a few days, one way or the other). The item deadlines are between 1 and 3 months after end of bidding, auctionee's choice.

Hope that helps :)

theanonsisters March 13 2010, 23:04:32 UTC

Thanks, I think I've got it, for some reason I got the page to display when I logged out.

halcyon_shift March 13 2010, 23:06:43 UTC

It does display if you're not logged in, you can add the openid on the page itself if you want. Sort of. It's experimental -- I mentioned it in my last post here :)

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rhoboat March 13 2010, 23:30:23 UTC

I'm up for an annual auction if you are. :)

green_wing March 14 2010, 00:36:29 UTC

I would love for it to be a yearly auction dedicated to RAINN :D
They don't get a lot of promotion as a charity so it'd be nice for them to get some recognition :)

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halcyon_shift March 14 2010, 08:07:28 UTC

The date and time are "auction time" ( or, more accurately, my time - I used to switch between various timezones, but I just can't manage things in EST or PST any more )

It means that everyone's on the same page about when the auction dates are - it's not by personal timezones, no adding or subtracting hours, it's right there on the site :)

swtalmnd March 14 2010, 00:59:53 UTC

I like the idea of annual, keeps our toes in without having as much pressure, and that leaves a lot of fulfillment time for slow Tarts like me, or pinch hitters.