Well, first off, I'm a guy who never has (and if I'm being completely honest with myself, probably never will) entered one of these fests, so maybe I should just STFU, but...
It's one thing to try and twist the rules to your own advantage once they've been posted. It's quite another to try and interpret the rules before they've even been posted.
That said, I have to ask--is it really a good idea to announce the fest before the rules are ready? If I may paraphrase myself: it's one thing to expect people not to try and twist the rules to their own advantage once they've been posted. It's quite another to expect them not to try and interpret they rules before they've even been posted. With this history of people trying to dodge the rules, why make it tougher by allowing this much speculation?
I only meant in general, not specific to this.