Brandon LeBlanc has noticed the contest for the best Vista website.
See the original post at: The Windows Experience Blog : Vote for Your Favorite Windows Vista Website!
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The Windows Experience Blog : Vote for Your Favorite Windows Vista Website!
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Rock the vote!
No, I’m not talking about race for President of the United States. I’m talking about the slightly less controversial contest currently in swing over at The WinVistaClub for choosing the BEST Windows Vista Website (besides this one!). The contest is designed to highlight community websites that offer extensive and interesting Windows Vista content.
Folks were able to submit what website they thought was the best Windows Vista Website. Then a panel of judges consisting of Steve Sinchak MVP of TweakVista.com , John Barnett MVP of VistaSupport.mvps.org, Steven Bink of Bink.nu, Kerry Brown MVP of VistaHelp.ca, Aryeh Goretsky MVP of Eset.com, James Stables of WindowsVistaMagazine.com, Emil Protalinski of Arstechnica.com, Barney Tormey of Neowin.net, and Anand Khanse of The WinVistaClub voted on the Top 10 Finalists for the Best Windows Vista Website. Now *you* get to choose THE Best Windows Vista out of the Top 10 Finalists. Here they are (in no particular order):
The criteria to win according to the Anand Khanse (aka happyandyk) is simple: Does the website have substantial original quality content of interest & use to a Windows Vista user?
Click here to Vote Now!
Voting is now live until 5:30 AM PST on September 11th. The Top 5 sites will go onto the next round and the winner and 2 runner ups will be announced around September 15th.
I’ve read through each of these sites and can tell you that they definitely meet the bar, but I’m interested to know…which one is your favorite? Or do you have a Windows Vista website that isn’t listed that you think should be? Leave a comment and let me know! And don’t forget to vote!
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