Killing off the competition??
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There is a new Azure contest here on the site and when I try to look at what some people have put in for it, I have noticed that quite a few articles are getting rejected due to quality of the article. A few of them did not link to the contest page, but other do. I understand where we want to keep the quality of articles up, but this part is saying that you need to explain in 2 sentences or less. The description for this stage is that you can also keep it breif and private. "post an article on CodeProject (in the Windows Azure Contest section) outlining your idea on what you'll build for the remaining stages. Most important: in 2 sentences or less explain how Azure might benefit or change the way you do things today. You can keep your article brief if you want to protect your ideas, or you can write up something juicy if you want to win the prize for this challenge." Maybe people are just trying to kiil off the other articles so they can win the Surface RT. ;)
Steve Maier