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Post by Michael on Dec 12, 2018 19:06:14 GMT
The winner of our 2018 christmas charity vote is Children & The Arts who will soon be receiving a donation of £500. Congratulations and thank you everyone for voting and supporting Theatreboard. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, The Admin Team lynette HereForTheatre BurlyBeaR Michael @theatremonkey The Matthew |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 12, 2018 19:23:26 GMT
All extremely noble nominations, very hard to choose!
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Post by TallPaul on Dec 14, 2018 14:17:14 GMT
Although I'm pleased that TheatreBoard has been able to make such a large donation to such a worthy cause, and I thank the moderators for making the arrangements, I'm puzzled why such a relatively small number of members actually cast a vote.
Perhaps those who didn't vote decided all the causes were worthy, or perhaps the numbers speak for themselves? Despite being pinned in such a prominent position, this thread has had only 277 views; the thread on the Christmas meet up has had over 12,600.
Even if I hadn't voted, I'm sure I'd want to find out which charity received our donation.
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Post by dippy on Dec 14, 2018 14:22:25 GMT
I didn't vote because I thought it was too hard to pick one so I thought I'd leave it in the hands of other members.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 14, 2018 14:36:24 GMT
Although there are 2,503 registered members here, far fewer of these are regularly active (and I hear tell of some who literally never make it out of the Wicked thread). The Christmas meet-up thread (for example) will have received *so* many more views because it's an ongoing discussion, with people making multiple posts and making multiple trips to keep up with the conversation, whereas "here are the possibles, please vote for one, we'll let you know" is pretty much just a one stop shop. If you don't pop in key phrases like "btw we've got some solid rumours for West End's Dear Evan Hansen" then a thread isn't even going to attract the casual theatre fan who doesn't want to join a board but certainly wants to keep on top of hot theatrical gossip. It doesn't reflect people's values, it's just the way a discussion board works.
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Post by BurlyBeaR on Dec 15, 2018 19:36:14 GMT
Although I'm pleased that TheatreBoard has been able to make such a large donation to such a worthy cause, and I thank the moderators for making the arrangements, I'm puzzled why such a relatively small number of members actually cast a vote. Perhaps those who didn't vote decided all the causes were worthy, or perhaps the numbers speak for themselves? Despite being pinned in such a prominent position, this thread has had only 277 views; the thread on the Christmas meet up has had over 12,600. Even if I hadn't voted, I'm sure I'd want to find out which charity received our donation. Yes, even given what Baemax says above there’s a very apparent lack of interest. Not just in the nomination process (which I can understand if people don’t know any charities to nominate) but also in the voting. A very low number of people voted which given the number of visits we get by registered members seems low. Our aim has been to let members drive this process but maybe we have to think about whether we are approaching it in the right way. Leave it with us and thanks for the feedback. |
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Post by Phantom of London on Dec 20, 2018 21:43:01 GMT
I am delighted to confirm that the donation has now been made  . Still hasn’t shown up in my bank account. |
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