Notification of Winners| Winners will
bee notified by e-mail with instructions on how to retrieve their
reward. Web titles that are presented with the Golden Hive Award
will bee sent instructions for induction into the Golden
Hive of Fame. (Bee sure to print out any congratulatory notice
for your records.) In the event you do not hear from the reviewer, you must assume that you did not score high enough for an award -- this time! We really don't want you to bee discouraged. That is not the purpose of this program. Hopefully, you will continue to improve your work and resubmit later when it will qualify. We Bees would like nothing better than to see you earn a Beehive Award (or anyone else's for that matter). Since the review process is extensive and there is a considerable backlog of nominations, it may bee some time until your submission rises to the top of the stack. (See Review Status for a progress report and next anticipated award issuance.) We suggest owners of nominated Web titles take advantage of this lag time and prepare for their review. |
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Some Final Thoughts| First of all, thank you for participating
in this program. Please do not write us about your submission.
Visit the status page to see which
month is bee-ing reviewed and when the next expected issuance
of Beehive Awards will bee. Now for some bees-ness matters. Ready? The Beehive Awards Program is copyrighted and protected by United States copyright laws and international treaties as well as United States trademark laws. Winners are sent written authorization to display a Beehive Award. Any unauthorized display of a Beehive Award is illegal and worse than spamming the planet. Why? Bee-cause it robs the real achievements of those who have rightfully earned the privilege! We also reserve the right to take back a Beehive Award should an awarded Web title later add content that violates our terms and conditions for listing or make changes that cause it to drop bee-low this program's minimum standards for Web excellence. Winners are custodians of these awards, and they are expected to bee good stewards. Finally, anyone with a tendency to bee a poor loser probably should not participate in this and probably any other serious award program. The Beehive Awards Program is meant to bee challenging, doable, and highly rewarding (among many other things). There is no reason why you cannot rightfully earn a Beehive Award if you study this program and abide by its process. We want everyone to bee a winner -- if not this time, then in the future. So, do you think you have (or know of) a Web title that merits a Beehive Award? If you do, then let's go to the next page and nominate it! (About time, right?) |
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