As usual, if you see me criticizing something about your blog, it’s nothing personal. I tend to tear apart people’s websites when I do comparisons such as this, so just keep that in mind. If you want my input about about the three categories I’m using, read the first page of this post.
Aniblog Tournament | HTML Bracket
Go below the fold for the goodness.
As usual, if you see me criticizing something about your blog, it’s nothing personal. I tend to tear apart people’s websites when I do comparisons such as this, so just keep that in mind. If you want my input about about the three categories I’m using, read the first page of this post.
In this round, I’ll keep the same 3 categories, but If I’ve already talked about some things I liked or didn’t like about a specific blog, I’m not sure how much I’ll really expand on it. I may just do more of a “I like A over B because C” in this round. If some people have made improvements, or I’ve noticed different things, then I may add them in. I’ll see if I can expand on my Content section a little bit based on some feedback. I’ll see how well I can do with that. I think I’ll also eliminate the Post Rate part of the review, to a large part because most of the blogs that don’t post much have already been weeded out, and those that haven’t probably are good enough to make up for it.
As usual, if you see me criticizing something about your blog, it’s nothing personal. I tend to tear apart people’s websites when I do comparisons such as this, so just keep that in mind. If you want my input about about the three categories I’m using, read the first page of this post.
Since I’ve been tracking them, here are some statistics from the 2nd round (as well as overall) from the AniBlog Tournament:
The second round had 32 matches, 30 of which resulted in an actual vote count (there was one resignation, and the one game with vote manipulation that was canceled). Over those 30 matches, there was a grand total of 7,539 votes cast, which is a 16% increase in votes, despite having 2 fewer vote-counting matches. It comes out to an average of 251.3 votes per match, which is a 24% increase. So far, 14,024 votes have been cast in 62 matches, for an average of 226.2 votes per match, which I think is pretty respectable.
As usual, if you see me criticizing something about your blog, it’s nothing personal. I tend to tear apart people’s websites when I do comparisons such as this, so just keep that in mind. If you want my input about about the three categories I’m using, read the first page of this post.
Aniblog Tournament | HTML Bracket
[Personal Comment]: Oh yeah, and don’t forget to vote for me in the AniBlog tournament. Today is the last day to do so! [/Personal Comment]