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Old 01-22-2010, 03:51 PM   #171
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Originally Posted by Ea View Post
Something's off... As far as I'm aware, I can 'support' - second - three nominations, and then I can nominate three choices as well. I've counted every time I've participated so far, and I've done as just described. It has apparently been okay, and I hope it still is.

IF 'nomination' means seconding/thirding some book AND suggesting one - all included, I have for the last year completely misunderstood the rules. I hope I haven't. To my mind, nominating and supporting a nomination, is two completely different things.
From the first message:

How Many Nominations Can I Make?
Each participant has 3 nominations. You can nominate a new book for consideration or nominate (second, third) one that has already been nominated by another person.


So, yes, whether you are the first nomination or a second or third it counts as one of your nominations.

I just was never really strict about it. Also, when we don't have as active a nomination month as this one, people doing more than 3 each does help use get a decent number of books to vote for.

So.... no worries... I have counted all the nominations thus far. I was just teasing Kenny for nominating a book about books.

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