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I think the way Spooktober was handled was a bit odd, and hard to figure out; ultimately that is why I didn't participate.   I don't think that your solution addresses that, and hashtags/the other ways they've ran competitions have worked well. See the searchable hashtag feature and vote for that, its a good idea.

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I agree with Kittymonster and Jacob-W; this can be accomplished with hashtags and the personal challenge pages that are created for challenges already.

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I don't see this as a huge problem. I can easily see which articles I've submitted for the which prompts of the Spooktober challenge on my personal competition page for the challenge. Perhaps some improvements could be made, but for me, this isn't a big issue.

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Not sure if it's needed?   Most competitions add a submit box in the article edit view right column where it'll say if it's submitted and to what.   Most competitions also have a page to see submitted entries, personal ones as Jacob-W pointed out for larger ones.   All articles submitted to challenges will get a display in the footer on the view side listing the challenge nane, prompt submitted to etc, plus links to challenge pages.   Beyond that, I suggest using tags and/or categories to keep track — I have a dedicated quarantine folder for challenge entries to ensure I dont accidentally edit during judging process, for example.

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What is stopping you from using hashtags to achieve this? or adding these articles into a category? Also spooktopber and summercamp, the two examples you name both have personal pages on worldanvil where you can see your own progress. worldanvil.com/community/challenge/spooktober-2023/homepage/<YOUR USER NAME> For the current spooktober challenge.

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