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We are pushing out the contests right and left again. I hope everyone is enjoying this. The Pink Zune Contest is open until 10pm CST tonight too.

Yesterday Jack shared with us an updated version of ThemeGenCE. I am in the process of working on some themes for SEC Sports Teams, but I really suck at the theme creation gig, so I decided I would let some of our great tweakers showcase their talent. What better way that offer up a contest prize. Right?

OK, so let’s give away a $200 Gift Certificate to our software store.  (It will be redesigned sooner or later) We will also have two Honorable Mentions Winners and we’ll give them each a $50 Gift Certificate too.

What to do to win…
Jump into the forum comment thread and post a WM5 or WM6 Theme that you’ve created. These themes should be standard today themes (meaning that they don’t require an 3rd party program to use) Read the rules for more details. In the thread, you must post a screenshot, the tsk file (or whatever is needed to install onto device), and what Operating System it’s for.

Rules:

• Theme should be your own work.
• Theme can be anything you want it to be. (if you want to do something with Aximsite or Mobilitysite, contact me for a psd)
• Theme should be RATED PG. Yep, no half naked JLo pics!
• Deadline November 30th, 2007
• Multiple Entries Accepted
• Themes will be public domain and added to our download section

This software that Jack posted about makes things simple, so everyone has a chance here. The winner will be selected by the community via vote. The staff and I will select 10-15 of our favorite entries and put those up for community vote.

Good Luck Everyone!

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Chris Leckness is the Owner/Administrator of Mobilitysite. He is a Microsoft MVP, Mobile Devices and a member of the exclusive focus group, Mobius. Chris runs a Mobilitysite, GotZune, and a few other smaller sites and blogs. His personal blog is chris.leckness.com.