Why the heck I will vote. I don't even understand what is written in that freaking site. Why don't you people who understand it decide in fair way, what the hell u gonna do winning it.

Yaaku · Dec 21, 2012 8:27 AM

Some of the children who made this video and participated in all aspect of creating it used to be child workers. This is the first time they are doing something that have really excited them. This was an opportunity and a challenge we threw to them to be creative and produce something that could enter into an international competition. So that is always a winning idea. Secondly, these children volunteer every morning at a child rehabilitation center helping intellectually and physically handicapped children get love and care and learn in a non-violent way. So, we are helping the most needy children in a very positive way. If you wish to follow these children, please visit this blog: eduvision.tumblr.com  Thanks for taking your time to comment and ask question. Wish you happy holidays. Peace.

Rama Samal · Dec 21, 2012 8:47 AM

You haven't answered mine (another thread you started) nor Yaku's question yet. I have already signed up and have yet to vote, what I am waiting for is a reason to do so. Answer the question straight: What do the children get out of this? Don't tell me they deserve it and everything else.

Kiddo · Dec 21, 2012 1:26 PM

 What do you think they will get? Children who were child workers two years ago now winning a contest for their creative work. What answer do you find in your heart? If you cannot find it in your heart, there is no answer.

Rama Samal · Dec 21, 2012 11:27 PM

We answered a simple question. What will the children get if they win the contest? Is there a monetary prize or some kind of pledge to help the kids from the organizing team? You can't even answer that simple question. I am assuming the kids won't get any thing out of this. You lost my vote.

Kiddo · Dec 21, 2012 11:47 PM

Only some people think money is everything. For us building a winning attitude is more important. We did not participate for money as it is not a big amount. If you had visited the site you would have learned whether there is monetary reward or not. You can see that contestant probably have spent more money than any monetary reward. But then this is a reality of Nepal CYNICISM.

Rama Samal · Dec 22, 2012 3:32 AM

@Rama, just so that you know, I visited the website. It was in foreign language and google translated it to English. After going throuh all the pages, all I could see was some information about the hosting company. I could not find any information about the contest and other participants. It's just a webpage with full of advertisement about the web hosting company and a video without any other useful information. So, would you please give us a link where there is list of all the participants (not only Nepalese) so that we know that there is indeed a contest going on. Also, Kiddo is asking a genuine question. Why the heck don't you answer him? You said above that its not a big amount, but can you at least say us what small amount is it? I would like to vote for these kids but without knowing anything about the contest, the prize, why should I waste my time?

pepsi · Dec 22, 2012 6:22 AM

I am completely against voting just because those kiddo are Nepalese or submitter is neplease. May be it is used for publicity or some funding propaganda by some NGO/INGO. If you guys are so much for social cause give some details, who you are, which orgn, what you have done till now...

Yaaku · Dec 22, 2012 7:22 AM

Pepsi said it better. Rama ji, I think your intentions are in right place. However, understand that these internet voting awards do not mean much. What should the kids be proud of? Proud of getting blind votes? That credit should go to you as you are the one advocating for it. You might say what's wrong with it..not that this is a really bad thing or anything, it's just that these kinds of voting do not benefit anybody other than the organizers, in this case dinahosting.com who gets all of our emails. Not a big sacrifice for a good cause, but is it really a good cause? These kinds of things give us a false sense of satisfaction that we are doing something for the kids, while in fact the kids don't get anything out of it. The foundation you're supporting, Eduvision, seems to be doing good things. It'd be better if you ask us to support it. For the rest, visit: http://eduvision.tumblr.com/ than going through that danish website which you won't understand.

Kiddo · Dec 22, 2012 1:32 PM

R. Samal G, Feel "Love" as a verb NOT as a noun. -daum

daum · Dec 22, 2012 2:29 PM