The 2006 Bloggie awards are coming around soon and you have the opportunity of nominating your favorite bloggers up until January 10th (yeah, I know… not much time left). It would mean a lot to me if everyone (or mostly everyone) visited the Bloggie awards site and nominated PaulStamatiou.com for “best teen weblog” as well as whatever other category you feel suits earning my recognition. I really think I have a chance in the teen weblog category at least. If I get enough nominations, I proceed to the voting round and have the possibility of being a finalist. Before you do anything just yet, there is only one allowed nomination form per person and you have to nominate at least three different blogs as well as provide full URLs (http://www.paulstamatiou.com). Thanks, now get to nominating! If you have no clue of other blogs to nominate, consider Matt Brett, Michael Heilemann’s Binary Bonsai and TheUberGeeks.net (group). Actually, just about any site in 9rules deserves a nomination.
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I totally think you have a shot at the best teen weblog. I’m using a (slightly) tweaked version of your deviance theme for K2 which rocks the Casa. I know you help out a lot of people on the binary bonsai flickr discussion board, that earns big points in my book. Keep up the good work here.
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TUG? None of us are teens though. Damn. haha.
thanks for the nod…
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Haha, no Colin I meant for group blog because you need to nominate at least three in the entire thing.
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I’ll fill the form out sometime soon, already had you pegged for teen site, although I’ll need to come up with more.
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