I went and checked your site again:

>Code must be fully commented (1 comment for every two lines in assembly, 1
comment of every line in a higher level language).

I don't know about the rest of the list, but I think these are WAY out of line.
  This sounds like somebody who knows nothing about coding making policies for
programmers (ie, the pointy haired boss).

>If you choose a language other than assembly then one of the following must be
true:
>    1) The compiler is free, or your code example must completely compile under
 the free version of the compiler you choose.
>    2) You also completely comment the assembly listing (1 comment for every
two lines)

Well, Clyde just made the compiler of my choice available free in a limited
subset today.  Problem is, it doesn't support your mandated chip.  Now what?

Since C is so portable (<G>) how about just making it in "C" is good enough.

I htink you might get more takers if you made it so any commonly available
compiler (ByteCraft, HiTech, CCS) or assembler (HiTech, Tech-Tools, MPASM) can
be used.

Andy