Are there any prizes for posting to the Knowledgebase?

This article is posted for historical purposes. 
 Here’s our first contest: 
 “We Want Your Questions” raffle Date: 	May 10, 2006 11:23:36 AM PDT 
 Dear Help Desk Consortium members: Please take advantage of this fun and valuable opportunity. Also please share this email with all your student workers (they are also eligible and our first raffle will take place before the end of the school year). If you can think of others in your area who might have Q&As for the KnowledgeBase, feel free to include them as well. Good luck to all of you. Help make our KnowledgeBase a terrific tool for yourselves and the entire campus!! Thanks. Jackie Reynolds 
 
 We Want Your Questions (and Answers)!! 
 (Sorry if you’ve seen this more than once.) 
 The UCLA Knowledgebase ( https://kb.ucla.edu ) is up and running (in beta). If you aren’t familiar with the UCLA Knowledgebase, see this introduction. https://kb.ucla.edu/link/7 . 
 The good news is that 155 answers have been posted so far, by 29 people. The bad news is that most of those people have only submitted one or two questions. Since we want you to get in the habit of posting questions and answers all the time, we came up with the idea of a raffle. 
 Starting with the initial announcement of the KB (April 12th) until May 30th, we will enter your name into our raffle for EACH question/answer you submit to the KB. If you submit 10 entries to the KB by 5/30/06, you will have 10 chances to win our raffle. And what will you win? A brand new iPod Nano (1GB)courtesy of BruinTech!! 
 So start thinking about the questions that pop up with any regularity from your clients. When a person calls with a question, make it a habit to submit that question and your answer to the KB while it’s fresh in your mind. If you have a particular strength in an area, write up a related procedure for us. Or, if you just want to bookmark a particularly good resource, add it to the knowledgebase. Help us build our Knowledgebase! 
 We’ll do another raffle for summer submissions. But don’t miss out on this one. The more you submit, the better your chances. 
 If you have any suggestions, there is a link to a Forum, after you login to https://kb.ucla.edu where we can all discuss strategies, request features and generally talk about the knowledgebase. We’re particularly interested in how to make this more useful, and how we can get more people to contribute answers. 
 If you have any questions, contact Jackie Reynolds or Mike Franks. 
 Notes: 
 Jackie and Mike are disqualifying themselves from the raffle. 
 In this contest, we’re focusing on new questions with answers. So editing other people’s answers doesn’t get you points for the raffle. Although please fix things if you find a mistake. 
 
 Thanks, 
 Mike Franks, Social Sciences Computing Jackie Reynolds, AIS /BruinTech