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Updated: July 02, 2011
About the Awards
The Anagrammy Awards is a monthly competition for the best anagrams posted to the Anagrammy Awards Forum. Anagrams from the Forum are nominated to compete in ten categories, and the winners are determined by popular vote.
Voting is open for two days in the first week of each month. Click here to vote.
The world of anagramming is inhabited by some very talented people who have turned it from a simple pastime into a true art form, and expanded its scope from tiny gems to lengthy and intricate poems.
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Anagrammy Awards Forum
Visit the centrepiece of our website, the Anagrammy Awards Forum. Everyone is welcome to send in their own anagrams or just spend some time reading the latest posts. No registration needed to read and post.
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Voting start time
Voting will open on Monday 6th February at approx 02.00 GMT.Nominations for January are now closed.
Nominees, please view the nomination list pages to make your final selections and email them to Larry.
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An anagram from the Archives
A Winning Anagram by Meyran Kraus (Entertainment, November 2003)
The recent Microsoft Windows update = Few noticed it's the same worn product.
The Anagrammy Team
Awardsmaster: Larry Brash
Forum Moderators: David Bourke, Tony Crafter, Chris Sturdy, Paul Pan, Neil Ramsay
Archivist: Harshal M.
Rediscovery Checker: Mey Kraus
Technical Wizard: Rosie Perera
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