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UKMIX :: Personal Chart of the Year 2020
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UKMIX :: Personal Chart of the Year 2020
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Dear everyone
It’s this time of the year again and I’m happy to welcome you to the seventh edition of the UKMIX :: Personal Chart of the Year countdown.
This is all about your favorite personal charts, either when it comes to music, presentation or overall impression.
The Personal Charts section still seems to be on a decline when it comes to its popularity, as we already noticed that in the previous two years. Thoughts about a rule change (e.g. reducing the voting list from 20 to 10) were made, but I would still like to keep the possibilty to vote for this many personal charts especially because I know there are some members who really appreciate this section, and the more charts you can vote for, the more charts get points and are represented in this countdown.
Please note: This is all for fun!
Also, please let me know if you spot a mistake or so in the voting list.
Rules
1. All charts that have been updated at least four times since 1st January 2020 are eligible.
2. Only Weekly, Daily and Monthly charts are eligible for the contest.
3. You can cast your vote by sending a PM. You should at least vote for your Top 5 favorite charts and at the most for your Top 20 favorite charts. Your #1 will score 200 points, #2 will score 190, and so on, until your #20 scores 10 points.
4. You cannot vote for yourself.
5. All the votes should be cast via PMs to me.
Time Schedule
17th November – 10th December: Voting period [-> extended to 27th December]
2nd half of December: Start of the countdown
Please only use the voting form given below to vote, no other format will be accepted
#1 - [200 points] -
#2 - [190 points] -
#3 - [180 points] -
#4 - [170 points] -
#5 - [160 points] -
#6 - [150 points] -
#7 - [140 points] -
#8 - [130 points] -
#9 - [120 points] -
#10 - [110 points] -
#11 - [100 points] -
#12 - [90 points] -
#13 - [80 points] -
#14 - [70 points] -
#15 - [60 points] -
#16 - [50 points] -
#17 - [40 points] -
#18 - [30 points] -
#19 - [20 points] -
#20 - [10 points] -
It’s this time of the year again and I’m happy to welcome you to the seventh edition of the UKMIX :: Personal Chart of the Year countdown.
This is all about your favorite personal charts, either when it comes to music, presentation or overall impression.
The Personal Charts section still seems to be on a decline when it comes to its popularity, as we already noticed that in the previous two years. Thoughts about a rule change (e.g. reducing the voting list from 20 to 10) were made, but I would still like to keep the possibilty to vote for this many personal charts especially because I know there are some members who really appreciate this section, and the more charts you can vote for, the more charts get points and are represented in this countdown.
Please note: This is all for fun!
Also, please let me know if you spot a mistake or so in the voting list.
Rules
1. All charts that have been updated at least four times since 1st January 2020 are eligible.
2. Only Weekly, Daily and Monthly charts are eligible for the contest.
3. You can cast your vote by sending a PM. You should at least vote for your Top 5 favorite charts and at the most for your Top 20 favorite charts. Your #1 will score 200 points, #2 will score 190, and so on, until your #20 scores 10 points.
4. You cannot vote for yourself.
5. All the votes should be cast via PMs to me.
Time Schedule
17th November – 10th December: Voting period [-> extended to 27th December]
2nd half of December: Start of the countdown
Please only use the voting form given below to vote, no other format will be accepted
#1 - [200 points] -
#2 - [190 points] -
#3 - [180 points] -
#4 - [170 points] -
#5 - [160 points] -
#6 - [150 points] -
#7 - [140 points] -
#8 - [130 points] -
#9 - [120 points] -
#10 - [110 points] -
#11 - [100 points] -
#12 - [90 points] -
#13 - [80 points] -
#14 - [70 points] -
#15 - [60 points] -
#16 - [50 points] -
#17 - [40 points] -
#18 - [30 points] -
#19 - [20 points] -
#20 - [10 points] -
Voting List
Spoiler!
- but there are a handful of new charts that seem promising.
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