Send in your Golden Dozen nominations

Regular readers of our weekly Golden Dozen feature will know that we have opened up five slots to reader nominations. All you have to do is drop me a line at [email protected], highlighting the best Lib Dem blog postings from the past week, and providing the web-link and author, and any tagline comment you care to have published. Self-nomination is just fine. I can’t guarantee inclusion, of course, but will do my best to work my way round different Lib Dem blogs over the weeks.

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  • The Willow Man 23rd Feb '08 - 10:57am

    Steve, sometimes people’s comments are just asgood as the original blog – how about a Best Comment being included? Just a thought.

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