BASED on 933,022 votes cast in 48 categories over seven days of voting winners of The 2008 Weblog Awards have now been announced.
Veteran political blogger, columnist and author, Andrew Sullivan, won the best blog beating the Huffington Post and others. Mr Sullivan’s blogs is hosted by the Atlantic magazine.
Climate change sceptic, Anthony Watts, won best Science blog. Mr Watts, and his team, focus on climate change issues and have a project auditing US weather stations which makes for great visuals and amazing reading.
I would also like to particularly congratulate Lubos Motl for winning best European blog and Tim Blair for winning best Australian blog.
Strobist won both the best online community and also best photograph blog.
This blog, https://climatelab.com.au/blog , was a finalist in the best online community section and we did well coming in second in our section.
Much thanks to everyone who voted.
fair enough Jen
Jan, No prizes - just some recognition for the blog. And thanks.
James: Lightning bug? That's an electrically universal moniker. 🙂
Ask U.S. Democrats to find more votes for the recount, as in the Minnesota Senate race, and you'll surely win.
Louis: I wonder when I’ll get branded as a tobacco scientist.
When you find a potential crystal nicotine mine.
Louis
Not a gadfly. A lightning bug. That's what you are.
Maureen: "Maybe Jen’s downfall is having such regular dopes as Louis."
Nutter, denialist, to which now dope can now be added. I wonder when I'll get branded as a tobacco scientist.
Jan
It is an appropriate image for a Gadfly however.