Readers Urged To Get Off Rear Ends And Do Something

Our writers, underwriters, and underwear wearing underwriters respectfully urge you to nominate Small and Big for the 7th Annual Weblog Awards. Each voter is allowed one opportunity to submit nominations and, naturally, we have already used up our vote. Er, votes.

If we count correctly, there are 30 total categories including Best Asian Weblog, Best Computers or Technology Weblog, and Best GLBT (gay/lesbian/bi/trannie) Weblog. Feel free to enter us under every category. If all seven of Big and Small's readers go to 2007.bloggies.com and vote, we might get up to three nominations. Three! But hurry up because it all ends—according to the rules—on January 10, 2005. We are not opposed to your going back in time to make your entry.

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Anonymous said…
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Sincerely
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January 09, 2007
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