enel Kural ve Haklar:

• Yarışmada başarılı olan yarışmacılar ancak Guinness World Records ile yapacakları anlaşma sonunda GWR isim haklarını veya logosunu, var olan deneme ile bilgileri de var olan idari ekiten alacakları izinle kullanma hakkına sahip olacaklardır.

• Yarışmacılar imzalayacakları formlarla bunu peşinen kabul etmiş sayılırlar.

• Yarışmacılar aynı zamanda bu yarışma veya yarışmacı ile ilgili hiçbir bilgiyi 3. taraflara açıklamamayı ve kendi başka hedef ve amaçları için kullanmamayı beyan ederler.

• Yarışmacılar aynı zamanda yarışma sırasında yarışma dışında hiçbir aktivitede bulunamaz veya, kişi, kurum, organizasyon, hareketi temsil veya teşhir edemezler.

• Türk vatandaşı olan veya Türkiye’de oturma izni bulunması,

• Sağlık koşulları izin verdiği sürece ve sağlık kontrolünden geçmesi,

• Daha önceden yüz kızartıcı suçlardan ceza almamış olması,

• Tüm formları eksiksiz doldurmu olması,

• En geç 14 Ağustos 2006 tarihi mesai saatine kadar başvurmuş olması,

kaydıyla yarışmaya katılabilir.

• Yarışmacılardan Etik anlayış ve İlkeli davranış,

• Kendini motive etme, egosuz çalışma

• Özdisiplin

• Takım calışması ve Etkili bilgi paylaşımı

• Şeffaflik, hesap verebilme

beklenmektedir.

Yasaklar;

Deneme süresince salon içersinde;

• orgnizasyon tarafından dağıtılacak t-shirtler dışında giyinmek

• cep telefonu veya başka bir alıcı-verici cihaz ile konuşmak veya kullanmak

• sesli ve görüntülü herhangi bir anaolg veya dijital ekipman ile kayıt yapmak

• uyarıcı, uyanık tutucu ilaç ve materyaller tüketmek, almak, taşımak, bulundurmak (deneme sonrasında idrar örnekleri toplanacaktır)

yasaktır.  Diğer türlü hareket ve davranışlar denemeden elenmenize neden olacaktır.

Ayrıca Organizasyon ve AFM yönetimi gerekli gördüğü durum ve hallerde katılımcılardan denemeyi terk etmelerini, sebep göstermeksizin, isteyebilir.

Guinness World Records Kuralları

(Katılımcı olarak seçilenlere bu kurallar Türkçe olarak da dağıtılacaktır!)

LONGEST MOVIE WATCHING MARATHON
The following act as a guide to the specific considerations and undertakings, in addition to the general requirements as detailed in the General Rules of the Record Breakers’ Pack, for any potential attempt on the above record. They should be read and understood by all concerned – organisers, participants and witnesses prior to the event. Please note that, as detailed in the Agreement Regarding Record Attempts, these guidelines in no way provide any kind of safety advice or can be construed as providing any comfort that the record is free from risk.

GUIDELINES
The record for the longest time an individual can sit and watch films projected on to a screen continuously.
1 - Feature-length movies must be watched throughout the attempt, which should take place in a cinema or movie theatre.
2 - The written permission from the owners of the cinema or movie theatre must be obtained before competition and this document must be added to the log book and witnessed before the attempt has started.
3 - The entire movie, from opening sequence to closing credits, must be watched.
4 - No movie may be repeated in screening. A list of all the movies screened and the exact timings must be maintained and submitted as evidence. Each movie must have a minimum duration of 90 minutes.
5 - The independent witnesses must sit beside the contestant to ensure that he/she does not fall asleep. If a contestant is seen to be asleep his/her attempt
is ended.
6 - A rest break of ten minutes is allowed between each film to allow reels to be changed. If a multiplex with many screens is used for the attempt, contestants must travel between screens during this ten-minute break. Apart from these stipulated breaks, viewing must be continuous.
7 - Eating and drinking may take place during watching the movies but bathroom visits can only take place during the official 10 minute break.
8 - If more than one person is attempting this record simultaneously, please only submit the evidence relating to this person who goes the longest.

GENERAL MARATHON RULES
1. No person under the age of 14 may compete. Persons aged between 14 and 18 must, be in possession of a document signed by their parent or legal guardian, giving them permission to compete. This must be added to the log book and witnessed before the attempt has started.
2. A fully-qualified practising member of the medical profession must be present at all times watching the attempt. Each doctor or nurse should not be in attendance for more than four hours at a time: the medical personnel should alternate or rotate in four hour shifts.
3. If at any time during the proceedings the doctor or nurse says that, in their opinion a contestant should end their participation in the event, the individual must stop immediately. The attempt can continue unless the retirement means that it contravenes the rule on the level of participation needed for the attempt to continue. In this case the attempt ends at the time of the retirement.
4. The attempt should be overseen by suitable stewards who should, like the medical personnel, rotate on duty in four hour sessions. The duties of the stewards should include:
• the provision of a constant supply of water, or some other suitable healthy beverage, beside the attempt area;
• maintaining log books throughout the attempt;
• registering of the medical personnel;
• obtaining the signatures and addresses of the witnesses (see below)
5. The venue at which the attempt is taking place should be open to public inspection throughout the attempt.
6. Two independent witnesses must be present at all times throughout the attempt. The witnesses should also rotate in four hour shifts: any number of witnesses may participate on the rota. Witnesses must sign the log book at the beginning and end of each shift confirming the details entered into the log book for the period during which they are on duty. No one related to any ‘contestant’ can act as a witness. No one under 18 years of age may serve as a witness.