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A Letter from Zelda Vortex

Zelda 64 World

A Tragic Case

The Zelda Legacy Tournament was supposed to

be something that would show the best site

right? From the start of the voting it

wasn't like that...

So I begin my scoop on my thoughts about

the tournament.

For such a long time, I had been thinking

of doing something like this, but this came

before. I was amazed how nicely the voting

systems were set up, and I congratulate

Steve of Zelda Legacy.

The tournament had seemed like something

cool, something that would prove Zelda

Vortex that it was a good site. Finally the

fans would get to vote for their best

Zelda site. Truely an awesome site for the

community all to stumble across one simple

page.

Something was wrong about this tournament.

I hadn't caught it at that moment.

So as the days went everything seemed nice,

we had won our rounds, I was hyped up. One

thing I forgot about the site, what is the

goal of most Zelda Sites and including

ours? The goal is to be the best source

for all your Zelda Information, am I

correct? Well we lost that. We wanted to

become the best. A greedy goal which no

site should be founded on. The community

doesn't need a 'best site,' it needs a

site that will concentrate about the true

essence of Zelda, we here at Zelda Vortex

had lost that temporarily.

On another note, the voting was corrupt,

based on how popular a site was, not based

on its content, its layout, or its

originality. I would like to thank Doofy

from Ganonstower for showing me the light.

I was utterly disgusted that sites with no

content, not a good layout, horrible

grammar, no originality could have ever

gone so far. I am disgusted with myself.

I didn't take the time to go and view each

site before I voted, I just voted on a

blind note, and what people told me to do.

To sum things up on this note, the

competition is just another popularity

contest.

We have now lost our roots, lost our

dignity, now our friends. While

encountering this, we had lost friendship

of other webmasters for specific reasons.

My heart is broken honestly, and I feel

that an event like this should never

occur again in the history of the community

in order to have a strong relationship with

everysite, so that nobody feels left out,

nobody goes back wanting more, and most of

all, we don't loose our goal as a Zelda

site. Something truely honorary to be, a

Zelda site owner, no matter big or small,

you always have fans who think of you as their

favorite site, and in the end this

competition proves nothing. It just proves

that you can encourage more friends to vote

for you that anybody else.

Now, I please ask that webmasters use this

for their site as a reminder of such a

thing like this. Something like this should

never be created again and should be stopped.

Also, I like to honor Fred for Zelda Planet

for making the wise descision for having his

name removed from the competition.

- Enigma, Co-Webmaster of Zelda Vortex

*sniff* *tear tear* I'm glad now that I didn't enter