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The voting has started a few days on the $10,000 Blogging contest. The purpose of this contest is to blog promote blogs that are less known. Put those lesser known blog in your blogroll or blog about the contest itself. The grand prize is $3,000!

The voting goes on on the v7n forum. There’s still a few days to vote!

JuggoPop, is a member of the v7n staff and a great graphic artist. On his site, JuggoPop.com he offers free avatars, wallpapers and a nice blog. I had notice a nice avatar I wanted to use over at v7n Forum. We couldn’t read what was written so Juggo modified it and I’m now using that as my avatar over there.

Check out his site. He’s a cool guy (except for those country-ish videos on his main page )!

Mr Kevin Case, from The Trap, just posted an article on his blog about the birth of Motorcycle-Journal.com and this has prompted me a little blurb of my own. Motorcycle-Journal.com was Suzuki-Bikes.com which I joined in September 2003 even before having a motorcycle of my own. At the time, I joined that forum since I was looking into getting a Suzuki. I ended up getting a used Kawasaki but that’s another story which you can find in the archive sections. At one point, we decided to try to spawn similar forums for Honda and Yamaha but even with the efforts put in by the two Admins of the time, Robert and myself, these two forums didn’t quite catch on. For a time, the forums sections of these websites where redirected to Suzuki-Bikes.com. So, in the last few months, there was a lot of discussion between what I call the management team of the site and we decided to expand into a formal, multibrand community.

Motorcycle-Journal.com is officially owned by John Scott and managed by (currently) 3 admins and 2 super moderators (one of them being Kevin). THe front end of Motorcyle-Journal.com is a blog on which the management team publishes articles once in a while and a multibrand forum of 6600+ members.

Check my Moto section in my blogroll for the links to our sites.

John Scott a créé un concours avec une valeur totale de $10000 US. Le concours consiste à faire connaitre de nouveau blog, peu connu. Pourquoi? Bien pour connaitre ses motifs il faut lire son blog et plus particulièremment ce billet intitutilé Clean up on aisle three. Le seul critère important est de ne pas lister des blogs parmi le Top 100 de Technorati.

John va créer une liste des participants et le gagnant sera celui qui obtient le plus de vote. Le grand prix est de $3000 et 70 prix de consolation d’une valeur de $100 sera aussi attribué.