Oman: Web Awards a ‘Scam’
Written byAmira Al Hussaini
Written byAmira Al Hussaini
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While I was searching for “Omani Blog Awards” via Google, I came across this blog reference with snap of your article and Mr. Blue-Chi’s comment, whom I knew over 10 years. I was shocked of the statement and I decided not to be judgmental and read the article and go through the references, it turned out to be about “Omani Web Awards” and not “Omani Blog Awards”
I am clearing the name of the Omani blogger Blue-Chi, for not referring Omani Blog Awards as a scam, which was a typo mistake by the writer. And the Omani Blog Award wasn’t a scam, it was one-time unofficial blog award organized by well known Omani bloggers.
Sorry about that sb and my apologies for Blue Chi!
Will amend the article immediately.