Awards ... hmmm ....

This makes me think that maybe it should be revived, but we should use it for our own 'Monkees': the PerlMonk version of the Oscars.

We start by someone (I'm willing) taking nomination in free-text for a variety of awards (maybe we start by receiving nominations for awards!). Then once the nominations are in, the top 5 or 6 nominees are put into a poll for voting. Results are secret until the official 'Monkees' night when they're revealed on the Awards page.

You could be this years "Most cutting response to a newbie" or "Best wrong answer to an easy question" or (more seriously) "Most helpful monk", "Best chatterbox participant" and of course "Highest rated post of the year"

In reply to Re: "Dead" PM pages?? by BigLug
in thread "Dead" PM pages?? by cLive ;-)

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