International Law

The ABA Blawg 100. Vote China Law Blog!

By Dan

We are still fighting to win the American Bar Association Best Blog award in our category for the fourth straight year. We started our campaign very late this year, but if we can get anywhere close to the same number of votes we got last year, we will win it.

We really need your support. If you value what you read here, PLEASE repay us with one minute of your time. 

Here are the steps you need to take:

If you voted last year, you will likely need to recover your password.  You do this simply by going to this page and inputting your email address. You will then receive an email with your password and your screen name.  At that point, you should login to the ABA Journal website here and then once logged in, go here and then scroll down to China Law Blog (second from the top) and click the "Vote" symbol to the left of that.  Thanks!

If you didn't vote last year, you should go here to register. You do not have to be an ABA member (or a lawyer) to vote. When you pick a password, it must be at least 5 characters long. If you have an ABA id/password, it will not work for the ABA Journal site. Once you have activated your registration by clicking on the link that is emailed to you, you then go here to login using the screen name and password you chose when you registered. Once you have logged in, click here and scroll down to China Law Blog (it's second from the top) and click on the "Vote" symbol to the left.

And if you really want to help, please re-post this on your Facebook, Twitter or Linkedin or however else you can get the word out to as many people as possible. We can win this but not without your help.  

Thanks everybody!

UPDATE:  We have now moved into second place. Thanks for that, now let's keep it going. Please.

Full post as published by China Law Blog on December 28, 2010 (boomark / email).