The issue here is that all notes go into map notes in the map file itself, and those doesn't support anything but plain text, that's why it has to be a plain text document, no formatting, no tables, and no images. I can post a prettified version on the website, since that is a .pdf, but it is important that no content should be lost by reading the text-only version in the map notes.

Sure Jim. Being a contributor kind of already says you don't want to just win it back. I'll treat you as me and Sue, if you win a prize, the money moves on to the next one.

Vouchers have now been sent to all winners as PM's in the forum. I think the default setting is to do email notifications of PM's, so you'll probably gotten an email too.

DD3 uses a different style here, if you turn on effects, it uses a glow effect to outline the edges and give an illusion of depth. After all, caves doesn't relay have walls, the walls are just the edge of the masses around the cave.

But if you really want separate walls, the easiest way to do it is to copy the floor polygon to the walls sheet, then use :CC2MCHANGE: on that copy, and in the dialog change the layer to WALLS, change the line width to the desired with of your wall and change the fill style to your desired fill.

That's great. Nothing like a contest to broaden one's horizons.

Don't be afraid to take your time. I still have a backlog of submissions to work through.

Things looks much better with the text size normalized. But check your other maps too. I only mentioned those three for the sake of example.

And today @BlackYeti's entry has been processed and included in the atlas. Thanks for participating.

You need to look harder.

And the palaces don't have fixed locations, therefore no hotspots.

There are so many good ones, but I still love the first year, which brought the Mercator Historical and John Speed City styles.

The most important thing for me right now, is this causing any problems (except from seeing an annoying error message)? I think I did manage to get it to stop reloading the page in the middle of writing a comment which could lead to data loss. While seeing that error every so often is annoying, what I really need to know is if situations arise where things like comments are actually lost.

And thanks for the idea Jim, but no, this isn't caused by an old address/url.