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STOP Asking Me to Vote Dammit!!
Vote for this. Vote for that. Go here and vote. Does anyone really win anything worthwhile?? Aug 01 06 07:56 pm Link I second that. Aug 01 06 07:57 pm Link Nothing in it for those that vote anyway. Usually the sites ask that you "register" with your email (read email collecting scam) to be able to vote. Aug 01 06 08:01 pm Link oh..I thought this was talking about actual voting for a president. lol. ok..lemme see my way out. Aug 01 06 09:40 pm Link Can we take a vote on this? Aug 01 06 09:41 pm Link One time, I asked a model to work with me and her reply was something like "Thanks, but I only do paid shoots. Oh--could you vote for me on this site?" Go kiss a moving truck, honey. Aug 01 06 11:08 pm Link hahahaha, well whatever it is...I'm voting Democrat  Aug 01 06 11:36 pm Link i have a link or two. But I do not want to kill the debate. Just say yea. And it will be okay. Aug 01 06 11:38 pm Link you got my vote Aug 01 06 11:40 pm Link VOTE=VETO I second that !!! Aug 01 06 11:43 pm Link David (6of7) wrote: One more reason to dislike "vote whore-ing"! Aug 02 06 02:23 pm Link Positive Negatives wrote: Doesn't that depend on the contest? Aug 02 06 02:38 pm Link Daniela V wrote: A lot of girls get their start winning modeling contests in magazines and what not. It can be great exposure. Aug 02 06 02:43 pm Link Daniela V wrote: I would think a legitimate contest would have its own judging panel and not depend on votes from the public! Aug 02 06 02:58 pm Link rp_photo wrote: Then you should check www.teaseumbikini.com. They have their own judging panel, but they also get votes from the public. Which generates exposure for their models and their site in general. And trust me, they are legitimate Aug 02 06 03:07 pm Link Daniela V wrote: I agree completely. FHM just cast me for 20 Hot Dates through a MySpace promotion. Aug 02 06 03:08 pm Link vote for me!....uh, oops, wrong thread. Isn't the whole point of getting votes in modeling and photography to see how respected you really are? I know marketing is important, but in my book, an unsolicited vote or compliment is much much more valuable. I tell people to look at my pics occasionally, but never ask for comments or tags. If people want to say good or bad things about me, or even disagree with my work, I generally just let them. In fact, there is a negative comment on one of my images now. Why don't I take it down? Because even though I disagree with this persons point of view, it is good to remind myself that not everyone is going to like or get the kind of art that I am interested in doing. Aug 02 06 03:10 pm Link |
