Safe Internet League Contest Bot

You drew a poster about online safety, filmed a video or wrote an essay, but where to send it is unclear. The "Safe Internet League Contest" bot receives submissions for contests held in the Telegram channel of the League's director, Ekaterina Mizulina. 🛡️

It is a single intake point: you send the material to the bot instead of writing direct messages or hunting for the right address in comments.

What the bot is

The profile says it plainly: a bot for receiving contest entries in the channel. Terms for each contest are published separately, in the channel itself and by the organizers. They give the theme, formats, deadlines and requirements.

So the order is: read the contest rules first, send your entry to the bot second. Not the other way around. 📌

Who the Safe Internet League is

The Safe Internet League is a public organization that works on online safety, especially for children and teenagers. It runs awareness campaigns and contests for students, teachers and parents.

The topics are usually close to digital hygiene: how to avoid fraudsters, how to behave on social networks, what cyberbullying is and how to protect personal data.

Preparing your entry

A contest entry wins through a clear idea, not through the number of details. Decide what you want to say first, then pick a form.

1. Read the terms. Theme, format, file size, participant age.
2. Pick one message. For example: do not open links from strangers.
3. Make the work. A drawing, collage, video or text, depending on the contest.
4. Check quality. Good lighting, clear sound, no mistakes in the text.
5. Send it to the bot and keep a copy.

Theme ideas

• Passwords. Why "123456" protects no account at all.
• Fraudsters. Typical scripts of calls and messages.
• Personal data. What should never be posted publicly.
• Online communication. How to respond to rudeness and bullying.

Examples from real life make an entry livelier than stock slogans. 🎨

When a child takes part

Students often join with a teacher or parent. Discuss which details to include when submitting: name, grade, city. Do not share more about the child than needed, and make sure the work does not violate anyone's copyright.

Use your own drawings and photos, and take music and images from the internet only under a permitted license. 👨‍👩‍👧

After you submit

Keep a copy of the work and a screenshot of the submission. Follow announcements in the channel: results and questions to participants are usually posted there. Do not resend the work several times, since that only confuses the organizers.

If the contest ends without a win, do not be discouraged. A good piece stays in your portfolio, and the experience helps in the next competition. 🏅

Telling a real contest from a fake

Scammers copy the names of well-known organizations. Be alert if you are asked to pay a participation fee, give bank card details or register on an outside website.

Cross-check contest information with the official channel and the organization's website. If the terms there differ from what private messages say, send nothing. ⚠️