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Nominations for the Best of the Web close shortly , and the judges are now re-considering evaluation criteria. We've got two touchstone documents:

• Category Guidelines (that define quality characteristics for each category)
• Evaluation Guidelines (that define quality across categories)

What do people think about these? are there other things that the judges should consider?