Update on my ChangeThis manifesto
October 8th, 2006
Last week, I blogged on my ChangeThis manifesto and made a sincere plea for your votes. I thought I would share an update on where things stand.
I am incredibly grateful to everyone who has voted for my proposal so far, but I still need much, much more help. After spending a few days in the third position on the most popular proposals list last week, my proposal has dropped to fourth, nine votes behind the current third place submission.
My goal is to retake and maintain third place on this list until voting ends on November 2. I have no illusions about being able to overtake the top two proposals, both of which have sizable leads. I simply want to finish in the top three, and I can’t do that without you, my loyal P.I. Blog readers, and your networks!
So, if you have not yet voted for my proposal, please do so as soon as possible, and please know just how appreciative I am for that support. If you’re willing to e-mail my proposal to others or write about it on your blog, I would be extremely grateful.
If you have any questions, suggestions or feedback on the proposal, please post them below as comments or send me an e-mail. If this manifesto idea is accepted for publication, I very much want to create it collaboratively with anyone who is interested in contributing to its creation, so your ideas are very important!
I will continue to provide regular updates on the progress of the voting in the weeks ahead. Thank you for your support!
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