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Announcing the VeriSign Trustâ„¢ Seal Twitter Haiku Contest! The contest begins this Sunday, May 23rd and runs through Saturday, May 29th. VeriSign wants to know what "Internet Trust" means to you and/or your business.

To enter the contest, entrants must tweet an "Internet Trust" haiku directed at @TrustSeal. It is that easy. The most creative haiku wins a VeriSign Trust Seal (a US
$299 value) for 1 year.

The VeriSign social media team tracks all the Twitter entries direct to the @TrustSeal profile.

Important: Make sure to separate the lines of poetry with a "/."  Only one (1) entry per company/organization will be accepted. The tweets must be original work created by the entrant. For the complete Terms & Conditions, click here.

According to Wikipedia's definition: Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry, consisting of 17 syllables, in three phrases of 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively.

Example Haiku:

VeriSign Trust Seal
Trust the link, Trust the website
Trust the transaction

That entry would be tweeted as:

@TrustSeal VeriSign Trust Seal/Trust the link, Trust the website/Trust the transaction

Good luck and have fun!