I have finished compiling the results of the nominations and the polls are now open.
We received 59 Nominations across 6 categories, which represents 33 uniquely names individuals and 11 uniquely named projects. Nominations officially closed last night at 6 PM local time. I have continued to receive nominations (vie email) today. Anything that came in after the deadline has been discarded. One nomination that came in before the deadline was disqualified because the justification cited work an individual was specifically doing for Casablanca rather than citing any accomplishments attributed to the Beijing release As with the Amsterdam awards, if one person was nominated multiple times in the same category, I selected the justification that I felt best captured the spirit of the combined feedback, or provided composite feedback from a couple of sources. While the wiki page lists people/projects alphabetically, the order in which nominee names are actually presented to the voter are randomized Please honor the spirit of 1 Community Member == 1 vote. If some individual or project wins in more than one category, they will only receive the award for the "higher" category and the first runner-up will be awarded in the "lower" category Individual vote counts will not be shared with the Community VOTE for the Beijing Release Awards Thanks! -kenny Best Regards, -kenny Kenny Paul, Technical Program Manager, The Linux Foundation [email protected], 510.766.5945 San Francisco Bay Area, Pacific Time Zone
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