QY Per IAUC submission Dear Colleagues, esp. the members of the QY Per collaboration, I have submitted the following article to IAUC, as intended for the "first" official result of the present ongoing impressively extensive collaboration. As QY Per is reported to be still bright and superhumping, we wish collaborators to take more data tonight and possibly during the coming weekend (the object is expected the start fading around this or later). --- QY PERSEI T. Kato, M. Uemura, K. Matsumoto (Kyoto University), G. Masi, A. Cassetti, L. Cook, L. T. Jensen, B. Martin, T. Vanmunster, D. Buczynski report on behalf of the VSNET QY Per collaboration team: "We obtained time-series unfiltered CCD photometry of QY Per since 1999 Dec. 29.356 UT. Analysis of a total of 7-day coverage revealed the clear existence of superhumps with an average period of 0.07861 day, including the prominent growth of superhumps starting around 29.7 UT. The fairly long outburst interval and the long superhump period suggest that QY Per belongs to a relatively rare class of long-period SU UMa-type dwarf novae. The grand light curve can be seen at http://vsnet.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp/vsnet/DNe/qyper.html."