I've been nominated for an Adobe Community Achievement Award

Earlier this week I found out that I have been nominated for an Adobe Community Achievement Awards (formerly CFEmmy). This is very exciting form me. Not only does it mean that at least one person has liked my blog, but it also means that I have accomplished a personal goal.

When I first started blogging, one of my goals was to be nominated for a CFEmmy. It certainly was not the primary goal. I would have started blogging anyway. But I wanted to produce something of quality that is helpful to others. I hope I have accomplished that.

I am up against some steep competition. Both Marc and Bill's MXUnit blog and Jason and Alex's ShortFusion blog have quality content and are deserving of recognition as well.

This is a fun thing to do and all of the nominated blogs, podcast, projects, and application are worthy of recognition. Many that are not listed are also worthy. Regardless, take a few minutes and go vote.

I'd also like to take a moment to thank Todd Sharp who has organized these awards. I am sure it is a somewhat thankless job. Thanks Todd!!