Woodworking

How so? Are you referring to the fact that the challenge description said "let me see YOU putting your tools to use...."? If so, it could be taken several ways:

- Some people (like you seem to be) would take it to mean that the photo has to be of yourself with a tool in hand.
- Some would interpret it to mean they could take a photo of someone they're working with (ie - taking a photo of their son while they're building something together)
- Others may take it to mean "Look at the final product. I put my tools to use and built this"...

...Because I dropped the ball and neglected to come in here and answer the questions regarding rule clarification, I couldn't DQ shots taken by those that interpreted the rules differently from others. One thing I definitely didn't want to accept, though, was photos that I thought may be of other peoples' work. of course, I have no way of knowing for sure, but a description on the photo helps (like the "spider table"). I ended up DQing one shot that clearly wasn't the photographer's work. Another, I questioned the entrant via direct message, requesting assurance that it was theirs (the description and photo raised some red flags) and didn't receive a reply after a few days, so I DQ'd.

I will certainly try to be more specific in my future challenge rules to avoid these types of issues and I will definitely be paying more frequent visits to the challenge comments.