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On August 1, 2006, America's Debate will celebrate its fourth anniversary!
We are pleased once again to open the nominations for our annual Year in Review. Now is the time for you to vote for the best of
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For the first phase, members will nominate candidates for each different award category. We have created this forum (Year in Review) specifically for this purpose.
In the Year in Review forum, you will notice that there are already quite a few topics that have been started. Each topic is a different award category.
NOTE: Members cannot start new topics in the Year in Review forum, but can reply to most.
Each member may nominate one and only one nominee for each award category.
Please nominate the best candidate for each category, whether it has already been nominated or not. Second, third, and other follow up nominations will help determine the ten "finalists".
NOTE: Multiple nominations in the same category from the same member will be deleted.
Members are also discouraged from posting comments about other members' nominations, as this will lead to excessively long threads. These types of posts will be deleted. However, in your nominating posts, members are welcome to submit a short statement detailing your reasons for your nomination, if you are so inclined.
The first post in each topic will outline the minimum information required for acceptance of a nomination. This will usually be a link to a specific topic, or a specific member name.
On July 1, 2006, the nomination phase will end, and the nomination posts will be moved off the forum. The nominations will be evaluated, and polls will be built containing the ten most nominated / ten best nominees.
Then, on July 4, 2006, the official voting will begin.
This will continue for three weeks, until July 25, 2006.
At that point, the polls will be moved off the forum to allow preparation for the official Year in Review, which will be released during the August 1, 2006 live chat.
Good luck, and happy voting!
Jaime
We are pleased once again to open the nominations for our annual Year in Review. Now is the time for you to vote for the best of
___________________
For the first phase, members will nominate candidates for each different award category. We have created this forum (Year in Review) specifically for this purpose.
In the Year in Review forum, you will notice that there are already quite a few topics that have been started. Each topic is a different award category.
NOTE: Members cannot start new topics in the Year in Review forum, but can reply to most.
Each member may nominate one and only one nominee for each award category.
Please nominate the best candidate for each category, whether it has already been nominated or not. Second, third, and other follow up nominations will help determine the ten "finalists".
NOTE: Multiple nominations in the same category from the same member will be deleted.
Members are also discouraged from posting comments about other members' nominations, as this will lead to excessively long threads. These types of posts will be deleted. However, in your nominating posts, members are welcome to submit a short statement detailing your reasons for your nomination, if you are so inclined.
The first post in each topic will outline the minimum information required for acceptance of a nomination. This will usually be a link to a specific topic, or a specific member name.
On July 1, 2006, the nomination phase will end, and the nomination posts will be moved off the forum. The nominations will be evaluated, and polls will be built containing the ten most nominated / ten best nominees.
Then, on July 4, 2006, the official voting will begin.
This will continue for three weeks, until July 25, 2006.
At that point, the polls will be moved off the forum to allow preparation for the official Year in Review, which will be released during the August 1, 2006 live chat.
Good luck, and happy voting!
Jaime
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