While I had resisted the temptation to put out a blog on this years Top vBlog voting I thought with the voting coming to an end it was worth giving it a shout just in case there are some of you who hadn’t had the chance to vote or didn’t know about the Top vBlog vLaunchPad list created and maintained by Eric Siebert of vShere-Land.
- 60% – public voting – general voting – anyone can vote – votes are tallied and weighted for points based on voting rankings as done in past years
- 20% – private judges scoring – chosen judges who will grade a select group of blogs based on several factors, combined rankings will equal points
- 10% – number of posts in a year – how much effort a blogger has put into writing posts over the course of a year based on Andreas hard work adding this up each year (aggregator’s excluded)
- 10% – Google PageSpeed score – how well a blogger has done to build and optimize their site as scored by Google’s PageSpeed tools
As Eric mentions the vBlog voting should be based on blog content based around longevity, length, frequency and quality of the posts. There is an amazing amount of great content that gets created daily by this community and all things aside, this Top vBlog vote goes someway to recognizing the hard work most bloggers put into the creation of content for the community. Special mention to Duncan Epping and Frank Denneman for pulling out of the voting this year to give others a shot at moving up the ranks…it’s a classy move!
Good luck to all those who are listed and for those who haven’t voted yet click on the link below to cast your vote. If you feel inclined and enjoy my content around vCloud Director, Availability, NSX, vSAN and Cloud and Hosting in general…It would be an honor to have you consider anthonyspiteri.net in your Top 12 and also in the Independent Blogger category.
http://topvblog2017.questionpro.com
Thanks again to Eric Siebert.
References:
http://vsphere-land.com/news/voting-now-open-for-top-vblog-2017.html
http://vsphere-land.com/news/coming-soon-top-vblog-2017-with-a-new-scoring-method.html