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Hi, my advice would be, dont worry. In fact picking one with better developers in will only benefit you as they will provide comments and feedback on your entry. I am hosting a jam this month for all levels and will be playing every game submitted on my youtube channel where I'll be offering tips and feedback on how to improve. https://itch.io/jam/xanderjam-1

when it says like lasts 3 or 6 or 9 days, any time limit concerns me I hate time limit

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unfortunately time limits are part of jams. Just make the game small and try to submit something. You'll learn more each time  

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but even after a theme given it sometimes takes a while to  think of an idea and can cause me to miss  the deadline

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I see two options. You could go for a longer game jam. There are some month long ones. opengameart.org does some. https://itch.io/jam/fall-all-oga-game-jam-2020 is ending this month. The other option is to create an entry for a game jam but don't enter it into the game jam. If you game jam is 6 days and you don't have something playable, keep working. If on the 14th day your game is done, upload it and maybe mention it on the game jam forum. You probably won't get as many people trying your game but maybe the experience will help and allow you to meet a time limit in the future.

also I made an entry recently in "Weekly Game Jam # 173" and noone has given feedback at all...

I'll play it on my channel if you like. Just leave a link to it on my video