This is the message sent at the start of the challenge.

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THINGS HAVE CHANGED!

1. the uploading deadline has changed - check the rules and help file for info
2. the Skellington has been changed to better accommodate game compilations and py2exe
3. the pyweek-upload.py script has been changed too


THE CHALLENGE HAS STARTED! W00T!

Please read this message even if you've entered before, as some things
are different this time around.

0. Uploading rules have CHANGED. Check the rules and help page.

1. Please read the help page which has advice for entrants regarding what
   to submit in your entry, and how to plan your week:

    http://media.pyweek.org/static/help.html

2. Please read the rules to make sure you're fully aware of what you're
   allowed to do in the week, what resources you're allowed to use and
   what you're expected to turn in at the end of the week.

     http://media.pyweek.org/static/rules.html

3. Please use the game skellington! It's there to make sure you package
   your game sanely and include everything you need to include so others
   can play your game! See the help page for the download link.

3. There is a tool to help with uploading your entries. Please
   download it from:

     http://media.pyweek.org/static/pyweek-upload.py

   Run the script with no args to get usage help. It is included in the
   game skellington.

4. In order to qualify for judging at the end of the challenge, you MUST
   upload your source and check the "Final Submission" checkbox. You may
   upload a "final" submission as many times as you like, and you may
   additionally upload a py2exe'ed version of your final submission if
   you like. The latter is purely optional and if it's giving you grief
   just don't use it.

5. Note that screenshots are automatically thumbnailed by the system, so
   if you upload "pyweek.jpg" then you can access both:

      http://media.pyweek.org/dl/2/richard/pyweek.jpg
      http://media.pyweek.org/dl/2/richard/pyweek.jpg-thumb.png

   Where "richard" is replaced with the short name of your entry. In diary
   entries, please use the source:

      <a href="[IMAGE LINK]"><img src="[THUMBNAIL LINK]"></a>

6. Don't forget to join the fun in irc.freenode.net channel #pyweek and
   blog your progress using your entry's diary (all members of a team
   may blog to their team's diary)