Vote for your 50 favourite projects!
Hi folks, Rob from The MagPi here. While we’re working on the next issue of The MagPi, we’re very aware that we’re almost at issue 75!
Rob didn’t give Alex an image to put here so she made one
To celebrate this milestone, we’re doing another countdown of projects. We ranked 50 projects for issue 50 of The MagPi, and this time we’re ranking 75 of the greatest Raspberry Pi projects — and we need your help to do that!
Vote for your favourite
You folks in the community never stop amazing us with the things you make, so our list will be full of the outstanding projects you’ve made since we released issue 50 for October 2016! Like last time, you can vote for your favourites, but we’re upping the ante: we want you to choose the top 50 projects from the list of 75 we’ve compiled.
Want to know more about the projects before you vote? Visit our blog post detailing all the options.
Make sure to choose your favourites before Tuesday 2 October! Clicking on a project name casts your vote for that project.
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28 comments
MrWheeliebin
“Huston, we have a dead link.”
MrWheeliebin
“Houston” of course.
Alex Bate
Hold on, I’ll fix it. And then I’ll fire Rob.
Tyrone
This is bad site design, I clicked on this expecting a description to show up, At minimum a confirmation that this is what I wanted to pick and all of the sudden, boom you voted.
I am not impressed.
On a side note, this is a interesting project, but not my first choice
Chris
Same happened to me.
chr
same here
Fede
Same ?
Paul
Yep, same.
Just wanted to a quick read on the project but no. Boom. Vote taken!!
Michel
The voting table isn’t optimal, I thought I was gonna see project details by clicking on one but it sent a vote.
Jane
I did the exact same thing for the same reason. Only after that did I see the “Want more details? Visit this blog post” link. :/
Daniel Donohue
Yeah I did the same exact thing
Rob Zwetsloot
Unfortunately the poll software doesn’t support that – it’s why we pointed people towards our blog for the full details of each project!
Kevin
Well, then use a better polling platform.
Per Krills
My god that was a horrible voting “function”.
No project specifications at all, and no undo-vote.
Honestly, now I do not care about any project in the list — will probably find my own favorite somewhere else.
Chris
I suspect that the first project on the list will get the most votes due to inadvertent clicking to get project details. I have no idea who I voted for.
Aula
Robotics Projects with the Robot Operating System (ROS)
Chad F.
I hope you didn’t want to do anything meaningful with the results, because the voting system sucks. I’m calling that most votes will go to the first five listed projects because people will click them looking for more information. To the people of raspberrypi.org: this poll is not emblematic of your usual exceptional work.
PCWii
My vote goes to Mycroft.ai picroft. Ah wait it’s not listed.
Paul Fearnley
So now I have voted for something (not even sure what – it doesn’t tell me anywhere) and only now have I realised that there is a separate link to view the details of each project. Sorry, but the results of this survey will be totally meaningless if the comments are anything to go by. I really hope you pull this now and rethink it.
Disenfranchised Mis-voter
Tragic poll.
Please, discard the data, redesign the page, and restart the poll.
Due to VERY poor page and poll design, your data is useless.
romg
Oh my god, I should have read comments before voting … too late !
Otto
What a garbage voting system xD
maur
Oups…I clicked randomly on a project and I can not see now the other projects :-(((
Robert
Worked fine for me. Sure the interface isn’t friendly and leaves a lot to be desired, but voting is under way …
Georg
Same for me. Wanted details, but just voted for it.
Is this how the Brexit vote result happened? ;-)
Some guy
Same
StevenP
Pointless poll since the results will be invalid due to bad polling software. My last ‘totally confused’ comment 2 weeks ago was not published for some reason.
Dave Conlan
:D Guess what I did? Yup, I’ve voted for something when just trying to find out details of the project. I wonder if the winner will be the one with the most curious name and picture that got people to click to see more about it.
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