{"id":2376,"date":"2011-11-07T01:00:39","date_gmt":"2011-11-07T01:00:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nusic.org.uk\/wordpress\/?p=2376"},"modified":"2012-04-15T23:56:58","modified_gmt":"2012-04-15T22:56:58","slug":"dog-is-dead-comp-voting-advice-and-guidance-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nusic.org.uk\/wordpress\/dog-is-dead-comp-voting-advice-and-guidance-2\/","title":{"rendered":"DOG IS DEAD COMP VOTING ADVICE AND GUIDANCE"},"content":{"rendered":"

Dear Semi-Finalist
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\nMassive congrats on making it to the semi-finals! We received some incredible Nottingham tuneage so you have done amazing to make it this far, LOVIN YOUR WORK!!
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\nNow it gets serious!
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\nVOTING<\/strong>:
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\nVoting is open until 11.59pm on Wed November 16th 2011<\/strong>
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\nVoting is via a poll on our facebook fanpage ‘Nusic.org.uk – 100% New, Notts Music<\/a><\/strong>‘.
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\nWe are using a paid for Fb App called \u2018POLL\u2019 that:
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\n– Makes people like the page (this ensures the integrity of the poll by preventing cheating via multiple voting and other online naughtiness, and yes it also help us grow Nusic\u2019s numbers so we can spread the Nottingham love to more people)
\n– Lets you see some of the peeps who have voted for you.
\n– Lets you see your score (helps you know how you are doing).
\n– Lets you share and publish the poll all over facebook (helps you spread the word virally).
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\nTHINGS TO BE AWARE OF:<\/strong>
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\n– The POLL may slip down the NUSIC Fanpage as other things are posted, you may want to tell your supporters they may need to scroll down. It may be easier just to send a link direct to the POLL.
\n– The POLL is used by massive organisations such as MTV and even the Egyptian Government, if hundreds of thousands of peeps are voting for their favourite Katy Perry video or Egyptian politician the POLL can be slow.
\n– You may wish to explain to supporters that they CAN OPT OUT of the POLL App (if worried about privacy matters) AFTER voting has finished, if they opt out before voting has finished YOUR VOTE MAY BE LOST and your score could go down. In testing we can\u2019t establish this definitively.
\n– BIAS – The Nusic team have all voted as part of our testing of the POLL App, but their votes will NOT be counted in the final result.
\n– CHEATING – The POLL Apps allows us to identify online naughtiness, if we spot cheating you will be disqualified.
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\nThere was a rumour during the Future Sound of Nottingham that you could BUY VOTES. THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE, <\/strong>the POLL APP offers a feature like Google\u2019s Pay For Click where the POLL admin (in this case us) can advertise the POLL to generate more interest (which we don\u2019t need to do) and this is charged on a per vote gained for the overall poll basis. The buying of specific votes for specific artists IS NOT POSSIBLE.
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\nThe scores will be publicly visible until 48 hours before the deadline<\/strong>, voting then continues but the scores are hidden, this is to ensure the vote is still up in the air and we can announce exclusively on the next New Music Podcast, which drives more audience to the podcast spreading the Nottingham music love for everyone.
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\nOn request at the 48 hours to go point we can provide (thanks to the POLL App) semi-finalists with a specific breakdown of who has voted for them, thereby letting you know who you need to chase, email nusic@leftlion.co.uk with the subject title ‘I WANT TO KNOW IF MY OTHER HALF HAS BOTHERED’.
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\nFinally you can hear who you are up against in the brand new New Music Podcast.
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\nYours In Love of New Music
\nvlr
\nThe Nusic Team<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Dear Semi-Finalist Massive congrats on making it to the semi-finals! We received some incredible Nottingham tuneage so you have done amazing to make it this far, LOVIN YOUR WORK!! Now it gets serious! VOTING: Voting is open until 11.59pm on Wed November 16th 2011 Voting is via a poll on our facebook fanpage ‘Nusic.org.uk –…<\/p>\n

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