Open Web Awards Voting

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By Steve Spalding November 21st, 2008
Under: Announcements

The nominations are in and now it’s time for your voices to be heard. The Open Web Awards are in full swing and it’s time to get to the business of voting.

It should be painless for everyone involved as long as you follow these simple instructions:

Voting is one vote per Category per person (validated through PollDaddy)

IP tracking and e-mail confirmation will remain in place

E-mails will only be used in regards to alerts about the Open Web Awards

Winners will be determined after voting round is closed and data is verified

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Ariyes

I was wondering when the voting lineup will be closed. I am looking forward through it.

Ryan

We just wanted to thank everyone that nominated JamsBio in the Open Web Awards. Now we are asking again to please vote for JamsBio in the Music and Online Games categories.

Jamsbio.com is a social community dedicated to sharing your life through music. It's a destination for people to meet, reconnect, or simply stay in touch by sharing the story of your life through music. It's where you can journal about music memories; read daily music news and reviews (http://magazine.jamsbio.com/); send song dedications to friends and romances; create and debate top-5 music lists (http://www.jamsbio.com/lists); and play games to test your knowledge of music (http://jamsbio.com/games).

You can vote for JamsBio at http://blog.jamsbio.com/?p=1641

Thanks,
Ryan

wilhb81

I just casted my vote to the Earth First and I think they deserve the vote!

Finance Frenzie

I actually didn't know about many of these sites. I'll have to delve in a little deeper before I vote :) Thanks!

Bob Armour

Please check out and vote for LifeSnapz.com in Mashable’s Open Web Awards – Niche Social Networks category.

LifeSnapz (http://www.lifesnapz.com) is a great unique (and free) way to capture and explore your life events with photos, videos, timelines and maps, and share these events with friends, family and other trusted groups.

Vote for LifeSnapz!

Thank you!

Ken Wu

Wondering what the awards will be
fierce competition on the way

Paris_Vintage

Great info, thanks. Hope you can update who is the winner.

Paris_Vintage

Great info, thanks. Hope you can update who is the winner.

Free PS3

When does the voting finish?

Love Our Children USA

Love Our Children USA sends gratitude to those who voted for us as a semi-finalist. Your support is so appreciated and we hope you'll vote for us as THE finalist! With gratitude! www.loveourchildrenusa.org

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