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Aw, shucks

By Stephen Tall | Thu 2nd August 2007 - 8:37 am

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Erm, it seems Lib Dem Voice has won an award in the prestigious 2007 Witanagemot Club blogging awards – for best Liberal Democrat supporting blog.

Congratulations to Nich Starling (Norfolk Blogger) and Peter Black AM on coming second and third respectively.

Read more by Stephen Tall or more about nich starling or norfolk blogger.
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4 Comments

Norfolk Blogger 2nd Aug '07 - 9:26am

I didn’t even know I was nominated !
Norfolk Blogger 2nd Aug '07 - 9:31am

Oh, it appears there were no nominations.
Toque 2nd Aug '07 - 10:13am

OK, so maybe they’re not that prestigious but you’ll almost certianly notice an increase in traffic because your feed will get syndicated on the Witanagemot Club page, which is a good thing, right?

The ‘awards’ provide a good way of getting some varied content on the site without me simply deciding what to put on there.
Stephen Tall 2nd Aug '07 - 10:24am

Toque – agreed. I was being gently ironic, not fiecely sarcastic 🙂

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