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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HalWhitewyrm" data-source="post: 4382137" data-attributes="member: 4046">I agree with that. The ENnies have shown over the years that they do morph to adapt to new situations. It seems like it happens very slow because they only have one chance a year to do it, but it happens. Honestly, it can't be easy having so many people to please.Note that this is done already by the Parsec Awards held at DragonCon. Those allow only a 30 minute clip, be it continuous audio or a sampling. Personally I don't like the 30 min. clip because it really is limiting and it's one of the reasons why, though the Parsecs are for Podcasting in general, you still see very small submission numbers. I prefer and would rather a minimum number of shows, like was done this year for the ENnies. That allows a podcaster to really choose some good shows (we all have crappy ones here and there) that showcase the content, style of hosting and of the show, consistency of production values and gives the judges a more clear idea of what the show offers to the general community.The only thing I see that could be an issue is the disparate lengths of all our shows; where my own shows tend to run 45 minutes to an hour, some adhere to a strict 30 min rule, others are 2+ hours, and some go from 15 minutes to 1 hour from one episode to the next.</blockquote>