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Message: <blockquote data-quote="reveal" data-source="post: 4378806" data-attributes="member: 1236">The system, as it is now, makes it fair across the board for anyone to burn and send in their entries. If a person on a low budget wants to send in entires, they can burn everything onto one disc, make five copies of it, and send it for around $30 (I did a little bit of research into the costs and that's what I came up with). A one-time fee. We'll say that each disc has five things on it. No  money goes to the ENnies.What if, instead, we had a system in place where each entrant was assessed a fee of $5. For those five entries, the person would pay $25. That's cheaper, yes, but it's only $5 cheaper. Is it really worth all this complaining for $5? And those with deeper pockets who have many more items published can, currently, burn their stuff onto one cd (PDFs and MP3s don't take up that much room) and send it in. But if they had to submit everything, they could easily afford to do so, thereby fueling the "it's more of a rich publishers game now" theory. My logic is sound.</blockquote>