BBC Trending has been nominated for a Webby Award
We're honoured to be up for a Webby Award - and we'd love it if you could spare a minute to vote for us.
BBC Trending has been nominated for a Webby - sort of like the Oscars for the internet. We're on the shortlist in the category "Social: News and information", and the awards are dished out according to a public vote.
We're pleased to be honoured alongside the other nominees ... and if you like the things you've seen, why not give us a like? You can vote here.
And in case you need a reminder of what we've done ... here are some of our video and blog highlights from the past year (don't forget our podcast here):
A photogenic Kurd captivated thousands and became a symbol of resistance against Islamic State. Rumours swirled that she killed as many as 100 Islamic State fighters - others said she was brutally killed by the enemy. We found out the truth about the woman they called the "Angel of Kobane".
We reported on the craze for racing trains and uploading the results on YouTube after a #racethetube a video made in London was watched more than 5m times.
Who was the mysterious woman who travelled across the southern US dressed head to toe in black? We found out where she came from, and where she was going.
China went crazy for London commuters on micro-blogging website Sina Weibo. We found out how British men ended up trending there.
The abduction of more than 200 Nigerian schoolgirls gripped the world - we traced the development of the online campaign under the hashtag #bringbackourgirls.
After terror attacks in Paris, we spoke to the man who created the iconic phrase "Je Suis Charlie" - he told us of his anger at attempts to cash in on the phrase.
What baffles the world about the British? When Redditors asked that question, we were quick to scroll through some of the most amusing answers.