Are you able to enter in both categories?

You can kind of copy/paste in Basic

First you create the program COPY
Then you recall the program that has the code in it into COPY
You remove all the excess code from COPY
recall copy to wherever you want

(Yes you can recall programs, its quite useful)

Well... I suppose, but it seems a bit excessive for a replacement of a simple recall 

Mhmm now that you mention it, this could be an issue. I personally don't expect that many entries to be submitted, since the only places where the contest was announced are Omnimaga, #omnimaga and TI-BASIC Developper Wiki Forums, but it's still Omnimaga. Because the discussion here are mostly oriented towards calculator games projects rather than general help and discussion and most other places won't give much support toward people projects anymore, the forum managed to remain the 2nd most active TI forum in the entire community even after a 8 months shutdown with the intention to not bring Omni back up. On top of that, each candidates can submit two entries (one in the BASIC category and another in the ASM/libs category). Because of that, now that you bring this up, this could indeed be problematic, especially since the contest will end during a period where most people are doing trips in other countries and going to camping.

I say we do it as planned for now, but if near the end of the contest there's a huge rush of entries, then some designed staff such as myself, noah or whoever desires to judge every programs will do it so we don't risk of having certain entries tried many more times than others.

Of course, when contest is finished, all entries that weren't disqualified for any reason will be posted to public, though.

really? I didn't knew, because a few days ago I swear I checked there and saw nothing about it

Well that sounds good DJ_Omnimaga, I like that idea, as well as noahbaby94's idea. Screenshots will be able to help some bit.

So if we used 1 ASM utility that only copied archived programs to RAM (Like Resource) to save space, then it would be considered Hybrid? even if EVERYTHING else was Basic?

For this contest, yes.

Quote from: simplethinker on May 01, 2009, 06:16:28 pm

Quote from: trevmeister66 on May 01, 2009, 06:06:35 pm

So if we used 1 ASM utility that only copied archived programs to RAM (Like Resource) to save space, then it would be considered Hybrid? even if EVERYTHING else was Basic?

For this contest, yes.

Bleh. Alright.

Sorry   I'm not the authority on this (so I could be mistaken), but from what I've read there's no leeway in that definition for this contest.