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Looks like a fun list. This may seem like a dumb question, but should we only vote for 3 articles?

Hi Jacob. You can vote as many as you like.

By the way… great article. Maybe I should have read it before the project.

[...] following article has been entered into a blog contest at Pure Blogging.  Please visit this site to vote.  Your support is, as always, greatly appreciated.  Thank [...]

I’d have to go for the “How to keep parents happy…”.

I love cookies, am a parent who can relate and like the idea of anything that helps schools/fundraising.

I agree with PS3: “”Keep parents happy” is the best post. I hate to say it, but most of the others are rather boring.

[...] write a blog post listing your favorites from the contest.  You can view all of the entries at the Pureblogging [...]

[...] mentioned in my most recent post, I have entered a blog contest, or group writing project, over at Pure Blogging. This is my first such experience, and have really enjoyed it. I was asked to write a “How To” [...]

Hi David, do we have to post our votes? Can we just send you the votes through the contact page?

[...] Education Benefits, was entered in to the “How To..” group writing contest at Pureblogging. There were a total of 15 other entries, which covered a wide range of [...]

[...] PureBlogging started a Group Writing Project a couple of weeks ago.  The challenge was to write a “how-to” article and submit it to the project. Unfortunately, the turn out was small with only 15 submissions — my May 21st post about Fixing a Windows Unmountable Boot Volume was one of the 15. [...]

[...] week David from PureBlogging ran a “how-to” group writing project (you can see a list of the entries at PureBlogging). I submitted my post How to Target Social Media with Specific Posts. Participants were asked to [...]

[...] is open to everyone, even if you didn’t participate in the project. Or you can proceed on the main post and just comment there. In that way you can help [...]

Hello I just made my post http://techathand.net/2008/06/group-writing-project-list-pure-blogging/

Great list of articles. I’m voting for How To Blog. Dexter Panganiban’s Top 10 Blogging Tips. Thanks.

[...] I know I wrote about this topic on Monday: The group writing project contest started by PureBlogger. Unfortunately, I forgot to cast my vote for my favorite article from the list. That being said, [...]

[...] Dexter is inviting everyone to read the recent group writing project entries posted at Pure Blogging. He has an article included there and he’s encouraging other bloggers to vote for him and the [...]

Do you have resutl for this group writing contest ?

I loved Robert’s ‘How to Break Religious Attitudes and Learn From Anyone’

That’s the post that has my vote!

It’s been a little over 2 weeks since the list was posted. I’m also wondering when the last day to vote will be and when the results will be out.

I’m wondering why we haven’t heard anything about the writing contest. I know a few people have inquired, but we haven’t heard back from you.

We appreciate your efforts in holding the contest in the first place, but now, we’re hoping to at least hear a response from you when we write.

Thank you.

David, any news on how is the result of this group writing project?
Thanks, Robert