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| Originally posted by RJT Show of hands - how many of you actually think this is going to affect Dan and CL's careers in some profound sense for years to come? |
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| Originally posted by Igaryok I remember when people were getting their panites in a bunch when somebody questioned Dj Dan's standing. |

Pfff...
as Lesley Wright said, shame on them
Rob were you disqualified?
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| Originally posted by Aristronica Rob were you disqualified? |
The people who WANT it to hurt Dan and Chris Lawrence's careers are the ones who keep saying it WILL.
They hope if they repeat it often enough it will come true.
There is nothing like kicking a man when he's down, that's my motto.
Unfortunately they are only talking to about 1% of the people who go out to clubs on these boards. Most clubbers will never even hear about this, nor would they even care.
Mint. I'm going to vote RJT & Mikey in the DJ Mag top 100 cheaters list 
This whole affair make's me grow a big rubbery one. I hope more people start cheating
I think "disqualifying" DJs might be a tad brash. I mean, there are certainly instances where the DJ is probably involved, but hurting them when there's a good chance they weren't involved but their management had something to do with it.
I don't think some of these DJs would dare to a chance of being caught cheating like this knowing how much it could tarnish their image.
AS people have said, DJMag is a (stupid) marketing tool for DJs. It certainly impacts your booking fee.
What I could have done is 1) In cases where there are several votes from the same IP, try to learn if that IP is a corporpation or ISP that could possibly use NATing. Some ISPs like AOL use NATing because the world is getting short on IP addresses. So THOUSANDS of people will show up online under the same IP address. In these cases, I'd allow two of the votes to count. In other cases, just make it so only one of the IP address count.
Or just make it all easy and make it only one vote per IP address.
Their ranking will be impact greatly right there, but they could still end up being ranked somewhere that more accurately reflects where they would be without any cheating having been involved.
From there, put them on probation for like five years and if it happens again, then ban them from that year and any future DJ polls. 
In the end if CL's and DJ Dan's old marketing manager certainly caused his fiasco on his own, I hope he is raped of all his assets and money. This type of thing could really tarnish their image when it comes to people who don't know the whole story or don't believe they really didn't have anything to do with it themselves. It really sucks for CL more than Dan in the end as CL is certainly one of the best there is.
Dave
DJ Dan who? Even DJ Dean is bigger then this guy
In defense of Christopher Lawrence, the man's ranking on DJ Mag was quite high even prior to last year. He also usually ranks pretty high on other polls, especially US-based ones.
He's a veteran of the scene, and while he may not have the same kind of pull as Trance DJs from Holland or the UK, I'd venture to say he's been one of the more popular DJs on the planet for quite some time now.
Best thing about Lawrence is that his Trance sets are more unique and underground leaning then a lot of other DJs that are billed as Trance DJs. The problem is that this may not necessarily translate into a high position on DJ Mag. Best reference would be John 00 Fleming.
hey Charles, when is the next dance station going under??? hehehe
But in a serious note, DJs shouldn't cheat. Bottom Line.
This is really going to hurt some reputations...
DJ Dan and CL are good enough DJs that they didn't have to use scripts to place well on the charts. It annoys me that some marketing teams are getting greedy for money with these moves.
TA: Stop pretending like you don't know who DJ Dan is. He is one of the biggest House DJs in the US and its a real shame that his management/whoever had to do this for some votes on a popularity contest.
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| Originally posted by CHRles In defense of Christopher Lawrence, the man's ranking on DJ Mag was quite high even prior to last year. He also usually ranks pretty high on other polls, especially US-based ones. He's a veteran of the scene, and while he may not have the same kind of pull as Trance DJs from Holland or the UK, I'd venture to say he's been one of the more popular DJs on the planet for quite some time now. Best thing about Lawrence is that his Trance sets are more unique and underground leaning then a lot of other DJs that are billed as Trance DJs. The problem is that this may not necessarily translate into a high position on DJ Mag. Best reference would be John 00 Fleming. |
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| Originally posted by Dojomaster26 TA: Stop pretending like you don't know who DJ Dan is. |
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| Originally posted by idoru http://iceadvanced.net/Screenshot-40.png |
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| Originally posted by Dojomaster26 TA: Stop pretending like you don't know who DJ Dan is. He is one of the biggest House DJs in the US and its a real shame that his management/whoever had to do this for some votes on a popularity contest. |
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| Originally posted by DaveT Or just make it all easy and make it only one vote per IP address. |
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| Originally posted by the_gamemaster So does this mean we can get DJ's we don't like disqualified by voting for them lots of times? |
dj mikey mike lives on
How can people really believe that these DJ's had neither the knowledge of these goings on nor a direct hand in it?
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| Originally posted by nettwerk Gotta remember to try this next year with AvB to see if the results are the same *whistles* |
Would this mean it's possible to sabotage the list (or the authencity of the votes, if there ever was) sort of disqualifying DJs in the list by scriptvoting for them without the DJs having anything to do with it?
I'm sure "I had nothing to do with it" sounds like a pretty comfortable explaination and could hurt the fanbase if the DJ is suspected for cheating in the list.
If that is possible, the concept of that list turns from bad to shit... 
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| Originally posted by THE_Chris Why they havent done that from day 1 I'll never know. Allowing multiple votes per IP is just asking for trouble and in my opinion is utterly stupid. |
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| Originally posted by UWM How can people really believe that these DJ's had neither the knowledge of these goings on nor a direct hand in it? |
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