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Koufax Awards

By clock on June 8, 2007.

So, it appears that Koufax Awards will happen. These are the most celebrated blog awards of them all (unless you are a wingnut). I am not exactly sure when all the lists of nominations will be finalized (or if any additions will be allowed at this date - these are 2006 awards, after all) and when the voting will begin.

But I found my blog nominated in several categories, including Best Blog (no chance in hell), Best Post (for this post, for which I have high hopes), Best Series (the BIO101 lecture notes), Best Consonant Level Blog, Best Expert Blog and Most Deserving of Wider Recognition. Check here for other categories. Lots of interesting blogs to check out.

But most importantly, once the voting is open, I'd like you all to vote for Scienceblogs.com for the Best Community.

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