Welcome to Round 75 of Campaign of the Month!

You'll be able to submit your Campaigns on this thread.
Additionally, if you have any levels you'd like to advertise, you can post them here too.

Having an annual or semiannual event for the community seems like a great way to bring semi active players back and interacting at the same time. Holiday dash and duck season speed run contest both did a good job of doing that, but having set times when things like that happen (like in the summer and/or over the holidays) is important so that players know to return.

And that has me thinking of how to follow up my event Duck Season. I feel like a got a good number of things with the event right, as well as learned that I knew even less than I thought I did, and I'd love to work with the community to polish the concept and follow it up at some point.

I would love your feedback for how a season 2 would work.

Here are some brainstormed ideas:
Player built and chosen levels, maybe choosing the levels could be an event of it's own and get players building more levels.
Duck season versions of the levels so that we can patch some issues with older levels for the event that would be on an event profile.
Better defined rules about glitches and cuts.
Rules chosen by the community

Some questions:
What rules would you change or add?
How would you adjust the structure? Did you like the 3 week structure?
How many levels should be included in the event? Was 30 a bad number?
Is there a better way to time speed runs than the ingame timer? Can a better timer be implemented into the game?
What types of levels would you want to see in the event? A wide variety? Levels designed for speed running? Casual classic levels? New levels designed for the event? Frusts? Rng? Levels where skips and glitches are specifically allowed? Hats allowed? 
What stat distribution rules should there be?
What rewards should be up for grabs? How was the prize structure for duck season?
When should the next event of this size be?
How were the duck time challanges? Too easy? Inconsistent?
What levels were fun to run? What levels did you dread having to speedrun? Why?

Here are our finalists for round #73 of Campaign of the Month!

Finalists:
Theme by Author

- The Summer Vacation Campaign by @Addy
- The Crappy Campaign by @Master Raiden

@Addy and @Master Raiden must abstain from voting.

All votes will go through a verification process. Fraudulently placed votes will result in disciplinary action including (but not limited to) disqualification of campaign/vote, suspension of participation/voting privileges, and PR2 disciplinary action.

For a sample judging scheme, you can see @bls1999's judging streams on YouTube.
Voting closes on July 3rd. Thanks!

Platform Racing 4 has had pretty decent progress on the Github page (thanks to both Jiggmin and contributors). Most of the discussion has been in the Discord channel, but there should probably be a proper thread here too to post about changes and such.

https://github.com/jacob-grahn/platform-racing-4

I'll try to post stuff here decently often and up-to-date

(For now I've just set the prefix to Platform Racing 1 because there isn't a Platform Racing 4 prefix)

• Scissors
  

• Can openers
  

• Power tools
  

• Tape measures
  

• Pencil sharpeners
  

• Musical instruments
  

• Sporting equipment
  

• Desktop mouse
  

There are many videos, texts, games, and art that few people have ever seen.
This is what this thread is dedicated for, posting and showing these rarely seen media.

Why? Maybe because I'm weird. Or maybe because sometimes the weirdest things can be the most interesting.

Can also serve as a lesson in Survivorship Bias, showing what doesn't go viral.

Instructions

If you have any...
Post some rare or obscure media (Videos, Texts, Games, Songs, Ect.) Include as little or as much information as you'd like.
Otherwise feel free to reply to anyone.

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I'll start:

la'au lo vliraitru li'u noi ci moi lo ve farvi

This is a video made for the Lojban community by a former(?) prominent user Gusni Kantu or Guskant.

Lojban is a revival of the Loglan language, a constructed language aimed at having a regular enough grammar enough that both humans and computers programs could easily parse and understand. Much like Esperanto, it also aims at being somewhat "culturally-neutral", taking elements from many major world languages. This is a video about Guskant explaining their amendments to their personal version of Lojban and their failed attempts to promote it to the Lojban community.

Right now, it has ~2000 views over 8 years, likely only viewed by members of the Lojban community. Has optional English captions. Has a banger of a song at [17:25] and many songs throughout the hour long video.