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The nominations are in, and it's time to vote.

Voting is very simple, and thus, hopefully, this time, we will manage an election where no one messes up.

To vote, follow this link.
Fill out the []s with numbers, ranking the candidates in order of preference, with 1 being whoever you want to be admin, and 9 whoever you do not want to be admin.

Send this PM, the staff will then read all votes over, and tell you who you chose to lead the community!

Thanks Xeo!

fuckin didn't even put me in there u bastard

I don't see my name in there, strange.

That other thread wasn't asking if you wanted to be admin. It was uf you accepted the NOMINATION from the other thread. You two were not nominated.

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Hey admins, I don't want to resubmit but note I accidentally put 1 as most favourite and 9 as least favourite. Sorry.

(04-13-2014, 02:35 AM)Xray_Doc Wrote: [ -> ]That other thread wasn't asking if you wanted to be admin. It was uf you accepted the NOMINATION from the other thread. You two were not nominated.

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Hey admins, I don't want to resubmit but note I accidentally put 1 as most favourite and 9 as least favourite. Sorry.

What she said

(04-13-2014, 02:35 AM)Xray_Doc Wrote: [ -> ]That other thread wasn't asking if you wanted to be admin. It was uf you accepted the NOMINATION from the other thread. You two were not nominated.

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Hey admins, I don't want to resubmit but note I accidentally put 1 as most favourite and 9 as least favourite. Sorry.

Isn't that exactly what you're supposed to do?

Quote:1 is the least favoured candidate, and 9 is the most favoured.

"with 1 being whoever you want to be admin, and 9 whoever you do not want to be admin."

That means, 1 == most favoured, 9 == least favoured.

However, the message composing says otherwise, so I'm confused.

(04-13-2014, 01:04 PM)JeremyG Wrote: [ -> ]"with 1 being whoever you want to be admin, and 9 whoever you do not want to be admin."

That means, 1 == most favoured, 9 == least favoured.

However, the message composing says otherwise, so I'm confused.

Wait, you're right. Wut?