JIB Awards 2005: First Round Voting Now Open
Aussie Dave | Jan 09, 2006 | 2 comments
The first round of voting for the 2005 JIB Awards is now open on the Jerusalem Post site.
The voting is now taking place in two stages. The preliminary round of voting continues until midnight January 19th EST in 12 categories. The top six vote-getters will advance to the final round of voting which is set to start on January 24th, with the final awards going to the top three placers in each of the 17 categories. The final award winners will be announced on both sites, and will be honored with fame and glory as well as JIB award banners (designed by Zahava Bogner, Ventures Consulting Group, Inc.) to post on their blogsites.
You can view all the nominees and relevant voting groups by clicking here.
You may vote once every three days in any single poll, and we suggest you read the competition rules before voting.
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Having been brainwashed at a young age, Jono moved to Occupied Palestine 20+ years ago from Australia. After 15 years selling insipid Jew technology to immoral, BDS snubbing foreigners he decided the ultimate evil would be to sell the cancerous Zionist Regime as a product itself. He now works selling luxury private tours of the heinous Zionazi hellhole to infidel supporters of Apartheid, colonialism and Western Imperialism.Filed Under: JIB Awards 2005
Please explain to me how you can have overlooked the IRIS blog, clearly the best new blog out there. You could ask half of your other nominees who visit the site daily, include the ones you call “mega blogs”. This is the blog bloggers go to for the facts!I hope you won’t slip up like this the next time. It is the best blog out there on Israel if what you want is the FACTS.
If you felt so strongly about it, you should have nominated it. You were the one who overlooked it – we can only work with the nominations we received.