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Welcome to the 2012 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards





A couple comments:



* We do realize that some polls have nominees that are not directly comparable. There are already over 30 polls. If we got down to the granularity some members would like to see, there would be 100's if not 1000's of polls. That would be a net decline in the usefulness of the awards IMHO. We try to strike the best balance we can, and do modify the polls and nominees every year, based on feedback. If you have any suggestions on how the polls can be improved, do let us know.



* There are no set in stone guidelines for voting. Our recommendation is to base your vote on which application you found most valuable to you in 2012, along with which project you feel made the largest improvements in 2012. That being said, in the end the criteria is up to you.



* Posting a comment is optional, but do be aware that for your vote to count you have to select an option and click the "Vote Now" button (regardless of whether you have left a comment or not).



* You must have at least one post to be able to vote.



* All polls will close on February 4th at 12PM LQST.



Congratulations to all nominees and good luck!



--jeremy Welcome to the 2012 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards. The categories have been chosen, the nominees have been posted and I'm happy to announce that the polls are now open. To vote, visit http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ce-awards-104/ and select your entry in each category. If you have any suggestions for additions or modifications to poll nominees, please post in the thread for the poll in question. Any general suggestions should be posted in this thread.A couple comments:* We do realize that some polls have nominees that are not directly comparable. There are already over 30 polls. If we got down to the granularity some members would like to see, there would be 100's if not 1000's of polls. That would be a net decline in the usefulness of the awards IMHO. We try to strike the best balance we can, and do modify the polls and nominees every year, based on feedback. If you have any suggestions on how the polls can be improved, do let us know.* There are no set in stone guidelines for voting. Our recommendation is to base your vote on which application you found most valuable to you in 2012, along with which project you feel made the largest improvements in 2012. That being said, in the end the criteria is up to you.* Posting a comment is optional, but do be aware that for your vote to count you have to select an option and click the "Vote Now" button (regardless of whether you have left a comment or not).* You must have at least one post to be able to vote.* All polls will close on February 4th at 12PM LQST.Congratulations to all nominees and good luck!--jeremy