Every fact is on screen for the whole runtime, so a three-second glance carries all of it.

To win the next one

1. 1

   You credited your sources inside the piece, where nobody does

   The footer names the moose mark as attabotty's, the radio as the Star 97.7 interview from the kit, and the map data as OpenStreetMap. You also said in the claim that no image generator, no synthetic voice and no editor watermark went into it. Those are checkable claims volunteered without being asked for, and they were checked.

2. 2

   The one number that did not go your way is reach

   48 views on X at the time of reading. The piece carries itself once somebody sees it; getting somebody to see it is a separate craft and it is the half this one did not do. Posting to both Farcaster and X was right. Tagging Maine, Ellsworth and Bangor was right. It still did not travel.

3. 3

   A site suggestion you volunteered, which is being recorded rather than lost

   You noted that the Add to Google Calendar and .ics buttons only exist on the live page, while a stranger deciding whether to come is on the home page next to RSVP. That is a real observation about the site rather than about your entry, and it is written down here so it survives the round.

What is open right now

What bounty four was judged on

• Thirty seconds or less if it moves. That was the round's only hard constraint on form, and every entry cleared it.
• The facts go ON the piece, not only in the caption, because a repost strips a caption. At minimum ZAOstock, Saturday October 3, Ellsworth Maine, and the word FREE.
• It has to work in the three seconds someone looks at it before scrolling.
• An advert picks one thing and lands it. Carrying the whole festival is the thing this brief was written against.