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| Originally posted by RJT You could, but it's not as if it would be relevant when you clearly understood the meaning, so really wouldn't it just boil down to nitpicking? ![]() And thank you for clearing up the T.nu comment - the Acosta explanation helped a lot, and in general I think I agree with you, but even the majority of Howells fans out there may not be bright enough to wrap their heads around such a concept, and so DJ's like Howells will remain on the list as long as the list exists, thus complicating the whole situation further because as you said - it would be much easier to dispute if it was slightly more blatantly "fanboyish" than it already is. |
in summation:
A legitimate vote in the DJ Mag Top 100 is your way of saying, "This poll is relevant to my interests."
Whereas, a legitimate vote in the Tranceaddict Top 250 DJs poll is your way of saying, "I'm sick of these in-thread reminders."
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| Originally posted by UWM Whereas, a legitimate vote in the Tranceaddict Top 250 DJs poll is your way of saying, "I'm sick of these in-thread reminders." |
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| Originally posted by darkdoze I already said this before. Sit and home and vote over and over for the same DJ and get all your friends to do it too, then the DJ you hate will be DISQUALIFIED. Not very smart of DJ mag to be telling everyone what the criteria is for disqualifying people. How dumb are they giving this info out?? I wonder if DJ Mag thinks this will buy back credibility for their poll???? Throw a couple of DJs on the fire and maybe people will like us again. HAHAHAHAHAHA |
I still believe the djs knew something prior to the investigation beginning. I can't honestly believe they were wholly innocent and neither of them knew that their manager was doing this (if this is what we are to believe).
I can't believe everyone is taking this so seriously. Throwing around important words like "scandal" and "investigation" and "discredit"
Law & Order: DJ Poll Investigation Unit

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| Originally posted by Ted Promo I still believe the djs knew something prior to the investigation beginning. I can't honestly believe they were wholly innocent and neither of them knew that their manager was doing this (if this is what we are to believe). |
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| Originally posted by bas I can't believe everyone is taking this so seriously. Throwing around important words like "scandal" and "investigation" and "discredit" |
I personally would have gone with "Stop trying discredit this scandal ridden investigation!
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| Originally posted by bas I can't believe everyone is taking this so seriously. Throwing around important words like "scandal" and "investigation" and "discredit" Law & Order: DJ Poll Investigation Unit |

The poll is a reference point for ppl just getting into the scene, hense how it helps market these djs to the masses, ppl who hold these numbers in such high regard. For those who do develop taste outside the box, the poll simply becomes comedy fodder.
Looking at it again today, I think it's too early to write off these two djs, as they could either get buried under the negative press or thrive from it.. depends on how they use the publiciity. I saw DJ Dan a few months ago.. and the resident (Franco Fabi) at Circus here in Montreal was sooo much more palatable to the dancefloor vibe that night. Let's hope DD and CL come back swinging with some serious sets for their own (and their fans')sake.
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Originally posted by l�cid ![]() yep. this thread was worth reading. |
OhNOEZ
My guess is that, about two weeks after the whole thing is over, most people will forgett about this.
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| Originally posted by SkooB_E My guess is that, about two weeks after the whole thing is over, most people will forgett about this. |
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| The poll is a reference point for ppl just getting into the scene |
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| Originally posted by RJT Color me shocked. |
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| Originally posted by RJT Color me shocked. |
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| Originally posted by RaPiD____EyE_k for f sake get off the internet for a bit buddy |
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| Originally posted by RaPiD____EyE_k for f sake get off the internet for a bit buddy |
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| Originally posted by Ted Promo I still believe the djs knew something prior to the investigation beginning. I can't honestly believe they were wholly innocent and neither of them knew that their manager was doing this (if this is what we are to believe). |
i feel bad for lawerence and dan since they probally didnt know that this was going on and now they are disqualified. christopher lawerence is an awesome dj, it sucks hes been removed.
They should've known something was going on when they finished #4 and #5 last year.
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| Originally posted by DaveT I think it's unfair to say all DJs know something is going on. Marketing Managers often get their pay based off of a percentage. By boosting the DJ's status, that DJ gets more gigs/higher pay so he gets paid more himself. Plus that probably makes the DJ happy with the marketing manager and they will stay signed with him. While what the marketing manager did might have been helping the DJ get paid more in the end, for all we know the marketing manager was only looking out for himself and doing what he could to try to get paid more. People just want to find a reason to hate on DJs. |
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