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[UPDATED] Vote for five nominees for IGF MAG!

Voting for the final list of five candidates for the IGF Multistakeholder Advisory Group will begin tomorrow, Tuesday, 21 February at 00.00 GMT. Nominations are being accepted until today, midnight GMT.

The poll will be accessible as from tomorrow. Please cast your votes here, or by clicking on the tab 'IGF MAG Nominees: Vote!' on the top toolbar, or by accessing the direct link at http://poll.fm/3jssl (Note: the poll works best on Firefox and Chrome).

Please cast your vote once. You can select up to five nominees. The voting poll closes on Thursday, 23 February at midnight GMT. Voting is anonymous. More info about the process is available here.

NB. We kindly ask those who cast their votes today to vote again from 21-23 February, to allow candidates to continue submitting their nominations until midnight today, 20 February.

Questions? Send a message via Ning, or post a comment below. Thank you for your participation.

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Comment by Diplo IGCBP on February 22, 2012 at 2:48pm: [Update] Voting for the final list of five candidates for the IGF Multistakeholder Advisory Group is taking place right now. The poll is accessible here, or by clicking on the tab 'IGF MAG Nominees: Vote!' on the top toolbar. Please note that the poll works best in Firefox or Chrome. If you encounter problems, please use the direct link: http://poll.fm/3jssl. Please help us make this process as inclusive as possible.

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