OFFICIAL POLL: June & July 2009 Non-Fiction
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 12:21 pm
[align=center]OFFICIAL POLL
June & July ( and possibly August) 2009
Non-Fiction Book Selection[/align]
[align=center]READ THESE RULES BEFORE VOTING PLEASE[/align]
Poll Starts: Saturday, April 18, 2009
Poll Ends: Thursday, April 30, 2009
• You MUST have 25 or more total posts to vote
• You can cast 3 votes and distribute your 3 votes however you like. If you don't assign all 3 votes it will be clear you didn't read these rules and you will be publicly flogged and humiliated. It will be assumed that you wished to assign all 3 of your votes to the one book you selected.
Example:
2 votes for Book #1
1 vote for Book #2
• You can try to convince other people to vote for your book choice by explaining why you're voting the way you're voting. You are doing BookTalk.org a huge service by explaining a little about why you picked whatever book you picked, although this extra step is not required. People do read comments and you do stand to influence them if you make a passionate plea for your book, and the whole goal of our book selection process is to find a book that will stimulate discussion. Don't be shy about attempting to sell us on your book choice.
• Vote today! Please don't wait till you see other people voting because they're waiting for YOU to vote.
FREE BOOKS
As a reward for the voters that read all of these rules and followed them completely I will be awarding free books from our Books Available for Awards thread. How exactly? I'm not sure. But vote early, follow the simple rules and you'll have a chance at winning a free book.
Now, on to our book choices...
June & July ( and possibly August) 2009
Non-Fiction Book Selection[/align]
[align=center]READ THESE RULES BEFORE VOTING PLEASE[/align]
Poll Starts: Saturday, April 18, 2009
Poll Ends: Thursday, April 30, 2009
• You MUST have 25 or more total posts to vote
• You can cast 3 votes and distribute your 3 votes however you like. If you don't assign all 3 votes it will be clear you didn't read these rules and you will be publicly flogged and humiliated. It will be assumed that you wished to assign all 3 of your votes to the one book you selected.
Example:
2 votes for Book #1
1 vote for Book #2
• You can try to convince other people to vote for your book choice by explaining why you're voting the way you're voting. You are doing BookTalk.org a huge service by explaining a little about why you picked whatever book you picked, although this extra step is not required. People do read comments and you do stand to influence them if you make a passionate plea for your book, and the whole goal of our book selection process is to find a book that will stimulate discussion. Don't be shy about attempting to sell us on your book choice.
• Vote today! Please don't wait till you see other people voting because they're waiting for YOU to vote.
FREE BOOKS
As a reward for the voters that read all of these rules and followed them completely I will be awarding free books from our Books Available for Awards thread. How exactly? I'm not sure. But vote early, follow the simple rules and you'll have a chance at winning a free book.
Now, on to our book choices...