Whats wrong?

I have been trying to nominate Abeds new poem since Saturday, and there's no 'vote' button that I can see... Am I punished or...penalized and deprived of my voting right or is it because maybe that poem was some kind of translation? (And I don't think it should be the reason)

EDIT: I am not able to nominate ANY poem, not only Abeds....ughh what is it all about? What have I done..lmao

Oh btw I have another concern, my poems are being featured then demoted technically, my homeland poem was featured by me, so was the other one, but few days ago I saw about 5 poems of mine also featured, did they feature themselves by themselves?

I know it's not the big deal, I could simply fix this....and I didn't plan to bring it up but since am complaining, why not? Haha, what is it? Have I missed anything?

Poems now cant be nominated at the weekend, only after the contest on Monday until Friday (I think)

Colm's got it. The reasoning behind it is that it gives the judges time where they have a stable number of poems to vote on. They don't have to worry about casting their votes early Saturday, only to have a poem they like better nominated two hours later. Does that make sense? The poem will be available again after the contest is posted up!

As for your featuring thing, I have no idea... are you positive that you weren't glancing at your latest poems? I've done that before.

I understand the contest thing. But ughhh.

You should be able to now maybe :)

Yes. You are right, Britt. I just don't understand why...

Janis put that in force so that the judges wouldn't have to keep checking for more poems, and it keeps the selection the same during their 'judging' time.

Aha. Janis keeps getting smarter, and more caring! Good to know.

It's about friggin time he does! lol

Where's a flippin Like button for Britts comment lol

Just to give credit where it is due: the idea of suspending the weekend nominations & allowing the judges more sanity in voting was Nana's. Janis implemented it by the mods' request passed on from her.