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Originally Posted by Tygerwoody

Site Name: GuildClan
URL: http://www.GuildClan.com
Description: A website community dedicated to catering towards all gaming Guilds and Clans. Clans can advertise for new members, challenge other guilds, and be a part of a great community.
Reason for Nomination: The website has been in development for 2 years. It is just now starting to have PC Gaming Clans come to it for their advertisement and to find other clans for scheduling a competition. The community is growing, slowly, but surely. Changes and mods are still being made to the site every day. As an old former Clan Leader myself, I know how hard it can be to keep your clan together and active. My goal of this site was to give others an easier time and help restore a strong community among each clan.

Originally Posted by ZomgStuff

Site Name: ZomgStuff
URL: http://www.zomgstuff.net
Description: A forum that tries to bring things from all corners of the computer world and all corners of the real world together! We range from politics, to media, to computer programming, to circuitry.
Reason for Nomination: This forum / site has been my biggest hobby for the past year and half. I have put my blood into it. I've been abandoned many times by my other moderators and administrators but we still stay strong. Our default skin is 100% original and we have an interesting rating system. We have quite an array of mods, wonderful members, and posts and threads.

Originally Posted by Calash

Site Name: The World of Necrotania, Writing Community
Site URl: http://www.necrotania.com
Description: We are a writing community that focuses on the Fantasy and Science Fiction Genres, though we accept most any type of work. We offer a place for aspiring authors to post there works and get valuable feedback, as well as a place for readers to find new interests.

Reason for Nomination: We are somewhat unique in our approach to handling stories in that we use eFiction as our archive solution. This integration is nearly seamless, providing not only a single login to the site but consistent look across all areas by using a custom skin that pulls from the vBulletin templates.

In addition, the link now works both ways, providing random stories in vBulletin, as well as a list of the authors posted stories in there profile. The profile page is still being reworked and will soon contain all information on that author; the eventual goal is to replace the eFiction profile page with vBulletin.

vBAdvanced acts as the portal page, providing recently added stories and updated news items on the sites growth.

Since the site opened in 2002 we have constantly evolved and grown into a place that I am very proud to call my corner of the web.

I second these three boards.