Re: sourceforge "Community Choice Award" contest

Note that this same sort of call just went out to the bacula list, andthey have lots of people who are likely to vote.

So, don't think voting is beneath you just because you are a mightysysadmin. ;-)

Get out and vote. Every vote counts. (Actually, you don't even have toget out. Just click on the link --http://sourceforge.net/awards/cca/vote.php -- Too simple.)

It was interesting to look at the lists of finalists in differentcategories. I noticed that some things, like Firebird and Hobbitmonitor, appeared in a lot of categories (which is due in part to theimagination and energy of their community of voters). It seemed to methat amanda ought to also be in more places. Two that make sense to meare design and community support. I don't know if amanda is unique amongbackup software in its design, but it certainly stands out. Maybe nextyear we can coordinate to hit more categories.



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Jean-Louis Martineau wrote:

Hello amanda-users,

Thanks to everyone who nominate amanda.
Amanda is a nominee for the second round.
It's time to vote for "Amanda network Backup" in the "Best Tool orUtility for SysAdmins" category.
To vote, go to  http://sourceforge.net/awards/cca/vote.php

Jean-Louis


Jean-Louis Martineau wrote:
Hello amanda-users,
sourceforge is looking for nominations for "Community Choice Award"contest to find
the best project that is hosted on sourceforge.
Please vote for the amanda project in the "Best Tool or Utility forSysAdmins" category.Follow the link "Community Choice Award" fromhttp://sourceforge.net/projects/amanda .
Jean-Louis