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who did you vote for and why

#1

Re VpFree Hall of Fame vote:

I picked Dan Paymar, since I think he has been putting out great VP
information for longer than most (if not all) of the rest. Bob Dancer gets more
publicity than most VP "experts", a lot due to self-promotion, so I don't think he
needs the egoboo (ego boost) of winning. Tomski and Skip Hughes and some
others are excellent choices, but I felt that Dan's work predates theirs.

By the way you can change your mind again and again until the final vote day.
Sort of odd, but maybe a good thing.

Were there previous inductees into the Hall of Fame? We should keep track of
who has won in the past.

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#2

By the way you can change your mind again and again
until the final vote day. Sort of odd, but maybe a good
thing.

That's a feature of Yahoo Polls that can't be circumvented.

Were there previous inductees into the Hall of Fame? We should keep
track of who has won in the past.

The HOF is the first entry on vpFREE Links.

Here's the direct link:

http://tinyurl.com/aedm

<a href="http://tinyurl.com/aedm">
http://tinyurl.com/aedm</a>

vpFREE Administrator

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On 24 Jul 2003 at 1:05, misscraps@aol.com wrote:

#3

Re VpFree Hall of Fame vote:

I picked Dan Paymar, since I think he has been putting out great VP
information for longer than most (if not all) of the rest. Bob Dancer
gets more
publicity than most VP "experts", a lot due to self-promotion, so I
don't think he
needs the egoboo (ego boost) of winning.

Linda,

While I certainly respect your choice, I don't think this has anything
to do with ego, does it? That's not really what you meant is it? We're
not voting for or against someone because they may or may not need an
ego boost, are we?

Scot

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Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 10:05 PM
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Subject: [vpFREE] who did you vote for and why

#4

I voted for Tomski . VPSM is the handiest program around for creating and printing strategies, Tomski has been a great contributor to the VP players of the world, and is not a self promoter. I have the greatest respect for him and his work.
There are others who have done a lot of good things, but in a pure Video Poker sense, I put Tomski at the top.

Regards
A.P.

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#5

Of the nominees, Tomski is also my choice. BUT, I have to say that
for me, vpFree itself in its short lifetime has become a resource
that in many ways exceeds the contributions of any of the nominees.
Looking at the current poll results, it strikes me that if Tom Sims
were on the ballot he would likely win in a landside!

I voted for Tomski . VPSM is the handiest program around for

creating and printing strategies, Tomski has been a great contributor
to the VP players of the world, and is not a self promoter. I have
the greatest respect for him and his work.

There are others who have done a lot of good things, but in a pure

Video Poker sense, I put Tomski at the top.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Albert Pearson" <a-p@s...> wrote:

Regards
A.P.

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