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<blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 303254" data-attributes="member: 53">Our paper has something called the &quot;People's Choice Awards.&quot;&nbsp; Originally they used to have all the readers vote for their favorite restaurants in various categories.&nbsp; It's changed a lot from the original incarnation, however, I liked the original form the best.What they used to do is have to lists.&nbsp; The first was the Critic's Choices.&nbsp; He would list his top 5 in the category.&nbsp; Then they had the People's Choices which would list the publics top 5.Maybe the Ennies could do something like this.&nbsp; Keep the overall award as the true &quot;Ennie&quot; to determine who won the award.&nbsp; However, have a &quot;Critic's Choice&quot; winner for whom the judges would have selected.Another variation would be to have another round of voting by the judges after the final votes are in.&nbsp; You exclude the winners and have them vote for a &quot;honorable mention&quot; choice.This will allow the smaller publishers some recognition for putting out a great product, even though they may not have the market penetration of other publishers.Glyfair of Glamis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glyfair, post: 303254, member: 53"] Our paper has something called the "People's Choice Awards." Originally they used to have all the readers vote for their favorite restaurants in various categories. It's changed a lot from the original incarnation, however, I liked the original form the best. What they used to do is have to lists. The first was the Critic's Choices. He would list his top 5 in the category. Then they had the People's Choices which would list the publics top 5. Maybe the Ennies could do something like this. Keep the overall award as the true "Ennie" to determine who won the award. However, have a "Critic's Choice" winner for whom the judges would have selected. Another variation would be to have another round of voting by the judges after the final votes are in. You exclude the winners and have them vote for a "honorable mention" choice. This will allow the smaller publishers some recognition for putting out a great product, even though they may not have the market penetration of other publishers. Glyfair of Glamis [/QUOTE]

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