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<p>There is no delay, Marco - submissions are accepted until 00:00 UTC. Hoever, Your submission lack basic fields required to be valid - like link to Your maemo.org and TMO accounts.
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<br>Please, fix it before deadline.
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<br>/Estel
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<br>On nie 17 cze 2012 17:19:12 CEST, AllBoutN9 <<a href="mailto:info@allboutn9.info">info@allboutn9.info</a>> wrote:
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<br>> Dear Maemo Community,
<br>>
<br>> Through a sports accident and two broken fingers I unfortunately only
<br>> was at a computer when it was absolutely necessary (school and work) the
<br>> past weeks. I missed that there was a submission deadline for the
<br>> community awards what I regret a lot - but I'll still give it a try and
<br>> would fully understand in case my community effort couldn't be
<br>> considered anymore.
<br>>
<br>> I'm not yet that long a member of the Maemo community and spend a lot of
<br>> time at the iOS community before I got my hand on a Nokia N9. It has
<br>> been interesting but not that easy to switch a community and arrive in a
<br>> new one as a complete noob.
<br>>
<br>> I had to find my place first and ended up creating <a href="http://www.AllBoutN9.info">www.AllBoutN9.info</a>.
<br>> AllBoutN9 is a website which aims any Nokia N9 users - or in other words
<br>> many "normal" users which don't use the phone the same way most
<br>> community members use it. My website was created after I felt that Nokia
<br>> (esp. Nokia Conversations) doesn't talk enough about the N9 and I was
<br>> also looking for a way to share my experiences, ideas and solutions.
<br>>
<br>> So far the Website has been a success and it got many loyal readers.
<br>> Furthermore we (I have someone who helps me with writing articles) had
<br>> contact with several developers who shared us their applications for
<br>> reviewing and testing. It's also nice to see that we have new authors in
<br>> the list who are ready to write for us.
<br>>
<br>> But that's not all: We also started to support many users - daily there
<br>> are questions via our Twitter page, Facebook page, website itself and
<br>> especially email about Nokia N9. Two times it even ended up in long
<br>> Skype conversations where we tried to fix 2 phones which got messed up
<br>> with NITDroid (in combination with unexperienced phone users).
<br>>
<br>> It's a fun project and great to get in contact with so many Nokia N9
<br>> users all around the world. But of course it is a very time-consuming
<br>> website (not only the writing, but appealing webdesign and articles.
<br>> Through my absence the blog got a bit unattended but I was happy to hear
<br>> from several people that we have to keep up the project. Isn't that a
<br>> great motivation? Certainly it is :-)
<br>>
<br>> Have a look at the website yourself: <a href="http://www.allboutn9.info">www.allboutn9.info</a>
<br>>
<br>> Since I'm not a developer and mainly aim end-users, I would prefer a
<br>> Nokia N9. It would be nice and helpful to have another N9 "in the team".
<br>>
<br>> Thank you for your consideration and apologies for my delay,
<br>>
<br>> Marco Geiger
<br>>
<br>>
<br>>
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