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"The Social Networking Awards are sponsored by Photobucket.  If you have a social site, you can use Photobucket's JWidget tool - this is a free plugin that provides image and video hosting for your users.\nNext up for voting: mobile.  To vote for your favorite mobile social network, put the word \"VOTE\" followed by your choice in the comments.  You can only choose from the nominees listed below.  Also don't forget to vote for your favorite mainstream social network, startpage, sporting social network and video sharing site.  If you work for one of the sites that's been nominated in this category, there are buttons at the bottom of this page to add to your company blog.\nThe Rules\nWhat you CAN do:  You can ask your site's users to vote for you.  And if you're a user of a particular site and you want that service to win, you can also share the buttons and links with your friends.\nWhat you CAN'T do:  Any individual can't vote more than once.  It's smart to enter a genuine email address, since we're logging IP addresses and locations - if we see any suspicious voting, we'll send a friendly email to check that the vote is bona fide.  If any company is found to be cheating, they'll be excluded from the competition.\nThe Nominees\nWhere available, the site name links to a more detailed review on Mashable.  Mobile services that are designed solely to be added to social networks will be listed in the Widgets category.  If you feel strongly that another site should be included in this list, please email us.  \n-Dodgeball-Friendstribe-JuiceCaster-Zingku-Rabble-Moblabber-Wadja-Treemo-Veeker-Zemble-Socialight-Hobnobster-Flagr-Twitter-Jambo-Nakama\nTo register your vote, put \u201CVote\u201D followed by your choice in the comments.\nButtons!\nWant to get your users voting for you?  Use these handy little buttons on your blog or website.  Just copy and paste the code - this already includes a link back to this page.\n\n\n\nNow get voting!\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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