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se4rch.net 2026 entry form

se4rch.net is an unusual online game: the searching we all do every day, without thinking about it, becomes the questions. The questions come from anywhere on the internet — music, sports, art, news, memes, anything at all. It's open to anyone aged 13 to 30. Play on your own, or in a team of up to three.

Entries close on Saturday, November 14th at 23:59.

* Indicates required question

About the programme

se4rch.net takes place over three days, all of them online: "Hello, World," "Net Surf," and "World Wide Web." The top five from "Net Surf" on November 28th earn an invitation to "World Wide Web," the global se4rch.net, on December 12th. "World Wide Web" brings together the top entrants from every participating country and region, and the top three share a prize pool of $2,000.

Hello, World
Net Surf
World Wide Web

Classroom Adventure Inc. — info@classroom-adventure.com Japan Fact-check Center (JFC) — info@factcheckcenter.jp

Your entry

Enter your team's details here. If you are entering as a team, one person should apply on behalf of everybody.

This is the name that will be used during the event. If you are entering on your own, enter the name you would like to play under.

How many people are in your team?

The questions for a second and a third member appear below once you choose.

Is everybody in your team between 13 and 30 years old?

If you are under 18: a parent or guardian knows about this entry and agrees to it.

Everything about the event goes to this address. Worth reading twice.

Write "none" if there is not one.

Second member

Answer this section only if there are two or more people in your team.

Write "none" if there is not one.

Third member

Answer this section only if there are three people in your team.

Write "none" if there is not one.

A few last questions

Finally, a short survey. It helps us reach the next set of people.

How did you hear about se4rch.net?

Choose as many as apply.

Optional. A short answer is fine.

Before you send

Where you live, and how a prize reaches you. You need to be living in the country or region whose form you are filling in, and to be able to receive prize money into a bank account there. The account may be in a parent's or guardian's name. Can you confirm this?

Filming, and the use of recordings. The kick-off event, the national round and the world final may be broadcast online by the organisers and by the organisations taking part. Recordings may also be used to announce later editions of the event, and in each organisation's own outreach and educational work. This may include each team member's likeness, voice and name, and anything a team creates during the event. Do you agree to the above?

How your information is used. Information entered on this form, or given during the event, may be shared with the organisers and with the organisation running the event in each country or region, as far as running se4rch.net requires. It is used to contact entrants, to run the event, to confirm who someone is, to contact the teams going through to the world final, and for other purposes that holding se4rch.net requires. It may be used by the organisers and by the organisation running the event in each country or region — SIA, Classroom Adventure, the Taiwan FactCheck Center (TFC), Cofact in Thailand and the Mongolian Fact Checking Center (MFCC) — to contact each team and each member, for selection, and to run the championship. For how personal information is protected in each country or region, see the pages published by Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission: Taiwan — https://www.ppc.go.jp/enforcement/infoprovision/laws/offshore_report_taiwan/ Thailand — https://www.ppc.go.jp/enforcement/infoprovision/laws/offshore_report_thailand/ Mongolia — https://www.ppc.go.jp/enforcement/infoprovision/laws/offshore_report_mongolia/ For the measures each of those organisations takes, see their own privacy policies (JFC, TFC, Cofact, MFCC). Do you agree to the above?

se4rch.net (“search dot net”) is the new name of the GenAsia Challenge, formerly the Youth Verification Challenge.