Yes, it’s this time of the year again! Bab.la and Lexiophiles are running their Language Lovers competition again. Last year, I was entrusted with your vote and I ended up as #20 Language Twitterer and #17 Facebook page. Thank you ever so much!
I have a confession to make: this competition is important to me because it tells me that you like and appreciate what I do. It’s not that much about being Top 100 or Top 25, but it’s about getting your positive feedback. So, why don’t you keep the good vibes flowing this year, too?
Top 100 Language Professional Blogs 2013
I should’ve thought about it before coming up with a name that starts with “W”. The best way to vote for WantWords is to scroll down to the bottom and click on the seventh from the bottom. Thanks! 
Top 100 Language Facebook Pages 2013
Here, you’re also scrolling down to the bottom and clicking “Vote” next to the fifth from the bottom (WantWords).
Top 100 Language Twitter Accounts 2013
This is more complicated, because my Twitter account is @mstelmaszak. So to make your life easier, use ctrl + F and find me by my surname. Thanks a lot!
Marta Stelmaszak
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3 Comments
I just did it and with a lot of pleasure too!
That’s the least I can do
Good Luck
I just voted! Well deserved, Marta!