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| Best of the Quad Cities: Introduction |
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| Wednesday, 13 February 2008 03:21 | |||
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We added dozens of categories and grouped them more thematically. So we have a "Best Date Night" section that includes everything from food to flowers, and a "Best Hangover Day" section to recover from your merrymaking, and a "Build a Better Quad Cities" section to make our community better. Some people were not amused, baffled by the "Best Place to Get Arrested" category and miffed that some traditional categories were excluded. We've heard your complaints and will keep them in mind when we build next year's ballot. The popular vote ruled in our survey, but we also took nominations in "Best Kept Secrets" categories, and are featuring in these pages several of those, chosen by a combination of nomination volume and staff choice. Best Ways to Feel Good About Yourself Best Things That Aren't Really Good Trackback(0)
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![]() written by Sherry Hopkins, February 15, 2008
Too many categories this year. How come we vote for best museum, best waterpark, when we don't have that many? Also alot of the more important categories about where is the best place to take your car were omitted. There is alot of small quad city owned business that should have a chance to be reconized, that were overlooked. Enough about the hair of the newspeople, and the skybridge, lets look at what keeps the are unique, not stupid.
written by had fun , February 22, 2008
i think it was fun to answer. i know some questions didn't make much sense but others were hilarious to think of a good answer. it was actually enjoyable to take the survey. but i agree that there are some things as in car repairs and local dj's that would have also been nice to vote for.
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