It's probably been mentioned already, but do submissions need to be case sensitive, etc.?
Also, if there is an Easter Egg with only the first 30 people getting points, would the 31st person get an "invalid entry" once typing it in?
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Submissions should not be case sensitive. Easter eggs have no rules. Some are limited to a certain number of players, some are timed (available for only a certain number of hours, etc.) They are never advertised on the site, so you would only know of them by being the first to discover them or realizing that other players are scoring points for getting them. If you want to email me individually with your entry, I could determine whether you are typing in the incorrect code, or whether we are broken, or whether time has expired on an Easter egg. Of course, no promises that our developers haven't put some in there that I don't know about. They are loose cannons, the developers.