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Vote for the 2015 Top VMware & Virtualization Blogs

It’s that time of year again when Eric Siebert from vSphere-Land.com kicks off his annual VMware and virtualization "Top Blog" event.  Every year, the list grows, as more and more community members take charge to create their own personal blogs to help evangelize this technology we have come to know and respect.  As of now, there are more than 400 blogs listed on the nominations page, providing voters with quite a few sites to choose from.

This annual event gives you, the reader, an opportunity to show your support and appreciation for all the hours that each of these bloggers put in; and it allows you to vote for your favorite and the best virtualization blogs across the globe.

Once more, the voting is simple and should take you no longer than a few minutes of your time.  You start out by selecting 10 of your favorite blogs and then you stack rank them in your order of preference.  The results will be weighted with the #1 ranking getting 10 points and #10 getting 1 point.  At the end, the points total will be calculated to determine the top 50.

Blogs are listed in alphabetical order, and the 2014 top 50 blogs are highlighted.

If VMblog has helped you in your Virtualization journey, I would of course be grateful for your vote. 

There are two categories where VMblog can be voted on.  First, the Top 50 blog section.  And Second, the Top News / Info Site.  You can find VMblog listed as "VM Blog (David Marshall)"

Ready to do your community service?  Go vote!

 

A special thanks to Infinio for sponsoring this year's event.  You can follow Infinio on Twitter or check out the Infinio Website to learn more about them and see what they have available for your virtualization environment.

Published Tuesday, March 03, 2015 7:14 AM by David Marshall
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