| Readers' Choice Awards for Agnosticism / Atheism Jan 24th 2012, 11:38 The Readers' Choice Awards will showcase some of the best products, features, and services in multiple categories, from technology to hobbies to parenting. On the Agnosticism / Atheism site, the Readers' Choice Awards are designed to showcase the best resources available out there for agnostics, atheists, freethinkers, secularists, and skeptics. You, the readers, nominate you favorites for each category. Finalists are chosen by the Guide from those who receive the most nominations. Finally, everyone votes for the best of the finalists in each category. You can nominate and vote for yourself, but this site isn't eligible for any nominations. You can also encourage others to nominate or vote for you. There's no prize to the winner -- just the bragging rights that come with getting kudos from the readers of one of the most popular websites about Agnosticism & Atheism. Bookmark this page and come back on or after January 18th to nominate your favorites! To be notified automatically every year when nominations and voting open for the Agnosticism / Atheism Readers' Choice Awards, simply sign up for the free Agnosticism / Atheism Newsletter. The 2012 Agnosticism / Atheism Readers' Choice Awards Schedule - January 18, 2012, 12:00 A.M. EST: Nominations open
- February 15, 2012, 11:59 P.M. EST: Nominations close
- February 22, 2012, 12:00 A.M. EST: Finalists are announced and voting opens
- March 21, 2012, 11:59 P.M. EST: Voting closes
- March 30, 2012: Winners are announced
Every year the number of really good books for atheist, agnostic, and skeptical readers seems to be growing. That may be because the audience for such books is growing, too! So which of the books published in 2011 do you think was best? You can nominate up to three and you must provide both the title and the author for each nominee for Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Book of 2011. Have the exact book title and author name when you fill out the form; nominations with incorrect or missing information will not be considered. Previous Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Book Winners: There's a lot of great information being passed around on podcasts today and it's a shame that there isn't enough time to listen to them all! So help out your fellow atheists, agnostics, and skeptics by nominating your favorite podcasts to encourage others to listen. Which podcasts do you listen to regularly and recommend to others? You can nominate up to three and and you must provide the name and URL of each nominee for Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Podcast of 2011. Have the exact podcast name and URL when you fill out the form; nominations with incorrect or missing information will not be considered. Previous Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Podcast Winners: It wouldn't be the internet anymore if we didn't have blogs, would it? There are a lot of great atheist and agnostic blogs out there exploring all facets of religion, belief, and living without gods. Which blogs do you read the most and recommend the most? You can nominate up to three and and you must provide the name and URL of each nominee for Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Blog of 2011. Have the exact blog title and URL when you fill out the form; nominations with incorrect or missing information will not be considered. Previous Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Blog Winners: Twitter is an awfully busy place with lots of real gems and lots of.... well, not gems. Twitter is so busy, in fact, that it's hard to figure out which people are worth following and which aren't. Which atheists do you think are the best ones to follow? You can nominate up to three and and you must provide the Twitter name and Twitter URL of each nominee for Favorite Agnostic / Atheist to Follow on Twitter of 2011. Have the exact Twitter name and URL when you fill out the form; nominations with incorrect or missing information will not be considered. Previous Favorite Agnostic / Atheist to Follow on Twitter Winners: It seems that everyone uses Facebook these days, doesn't it? You can't get away from it, but some people have done a nice job using Facebook to promote their causes, ideas, or organizations. Atheists are no exception, so there are lots of atheists on Facebook and lots of Facebook fan pages. Which do you like the best? You can nominate up to three and and you must provide the name of the organization and URL of their fan page for each nominee for Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Facebook Page of 2011. Have the exact organization name and Facebook URL when you fill out the form; nominations with incorrect or missing information will not be considered. Previous Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Facebook Page Winners: One of the best things about the internet is the ability to create virtual communities made up from people all around this world. This is especially valuable for atheists who often don't know other atheists around them or can't afford to reveal their atheism. Which online community do you think is best for atheists? You can nominate up to three and and you must provide the name and URL of each community you nominate for Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Community of 2011. Have the exact community name and URL when you fill out the form; nominations with incorrect or missing information will not be considered. Previous Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Community Winners: Some atheist websites are narrowly focused on just one thing, like a blog or a forum. Others, though, strive to provide a lot of different things to visitors in order to create a better overall experience. Which do you think is the best overall atheist website out there? You can nominate up to three and and you must provide the name and URL of each site you nominate for Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Website of 2011. Have the exact website name and URL when you fill out the form; nominations with incorrect or missing information will not be considered. Previous Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Website Winners: Yes, atheist ads are still in the news and they are still getting a lot of attention. I think they might also be getting better, too, as more organizations are getting involved and people are getting more creative. Whatever you think of them, they definitely create conversation. But which one was your favorite atheist ad last year? You can nominate up to three and and you must provide a name (use the ad's main title or slogan), the name of the organization responsible, and a URL of a page with any ad (preferably on the website of the organization) you nominate for Favorite Atheist Ad of 2011. Have the correct ad, organization name, and URL when you fill out the form; nominations with incorrect or missing information will not be considered. Previous Favorite Agnostic / Atheist Ad Winners:  | |
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