Complete Rules and Guidelines

The National Guard "Citizen Soldier: Always Ready, Always There" Contest officially begins __________. Closing date for this contest is to be announced, so get your videos in now and make sure your comrades, friends, family members and teammates join MySportsmanship.com to support you! Every time they view and rate your video, it boosts your chances of winning this contest! Stay tuned for announcement of the official closing date.

Determination of contest winners will be based on how highly each submitted video has been rated by other site members, how many times it has been viewed by other site members, and by how well the video delivers a positive sportsmanship message (in the case of this contest, a message about how serving your country/community shows good sportsmanship). Winners will be determined solely by Learning Through Sports.

1st Place Wins __________________.
2nd Place Wins __________________.
3rd Place Wins __________________.

Using the MySportsmanship.com rating system, site members (and only site members) can voice their interest in a video by rating that video on a 0-to-5 star scale: 0 being no stars awarded for that video (no interest/zero appeal) and 5 being the most stars awarded (of highest interest/greatest appeal). Users can award 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 stars for as many videos as they like. Typically, the video a user enjoys most will be awarded 5 stars; the video he/she enjoys least will be awarded 0 stars, and so on…

Remember, users -- how many stars you award to a video tells how highly you would recommend that video to other MySportsmanship.com site members.

Contest Rules: All videos entered in the "Citizen Soldier" Contest should deliver a positive message about sportsmanship and focus on the topic of volunteerism/service for the community and/or for your country, within U.S. borders or abroad.

Speak to your fellow comrades, teammates, and the MySportsmanship.com community of members by displaying a great volunteer service you performed, and how you and members of your country/community benefited from your good deeds. Your video may feature live action footage, and/or you may film yourself/others talking about a volunteer service performed.

All video submissions will be monitored for appropriateness and good taste. Learning Through Sports reserves the right to decline submissions containing inappropriate content. Furthermore, Learning Through Sports reserves the right to decline submissions for any reason.

By submitting videos, text, pictures, and any other content to the MySportsmanship.com website, using any Forum, you grant Learning Through Sports a nonexclusive, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, and fully sub licensable right to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, and display such content throughout the world in any form, medium, or technology now known or later developed. You grant us the right to use the name that you submit in connection with such content, if we choose. In addition, you warrant that all so-called moral rights in those materials have been waived.

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