Final Day

Today is the last day you can vote in the Weblog Awards and JonnyB needs your votes. Somehow, in the last 24 hours, the opposition have managed to add somewhere close to 1000 votes to their score. An increase of around 40% overnight. In political terms, this would be referred to as a swing and the BBC would have some crusty guy in a suit standing in front of a meter that measures the swing. This would probably be called the vote-a-matronic. Why should you vote for JonnyB and not the EU Referendum? JonnyB is more representative of what blogging is really all about. His site has created an online community, something which blogging experts all agree is one of the fundamentals behind writing a successful blog. He doesn't rely on using a team of people to write for him. Everything that appears on his site is his own, unique work. Again, a fundamental of blogging. JonnyB is fun. A visit to his site may not give you the answers to lifes questions but it will make you smile and, let's face it, who wants to walk around all day with a face like a smacked bum? Do the blogging public of the UK really want their representative on the world stage to be a blog about politics? There are plenty of other, more qualified sites out their dealing with political content. There is no other site quite like JonnyB's. He is unique. Yaxlich isn't asking for people to blindly vote for JonnyB. Read the two contenders and make your own judgement and ask yourself the question. Which blog captures the essence of blogging best? The final word goes to the awards organisers themselves. When responding to the question in their own Frequently Asked Questions "What are the Weblog Awards all about?", their answer is this: Fun