Congratulations to...

[gerisullivan]

...this year's Hugo winners, and to Renovation for having the complete voting and nominating statistics online minutes after the end of the ceremony. (And maybe even faster; they were there as soon as I looked.)

Comments

[beamjockey.livejournal.com]

That's astonishing speed. Great job!

[ceemage.livejournal.com]

A very pleasing set of results overall. Who knew that the Renovation membership would prove to have such good taste? {grin}

[madfilkentist]

I watched the ceremony online but went to bed at 1 AM (Eastern time) before it was over. The first thing I did online this morning was to check for the complete results. They did a great job on both counts! Congratulations to the winners and all the nominees.

w00t!

[lsanderson.livejournal.com]

WooT!

[history-monk.livejournal.com]

Not too shabby; I'm particularly pleased about the Chiang, and Claire Brialey. The Life Cycle of Software Objects makes a point, through anthropomorphisation, that applies to present-day software too. When you've really worked on something, made it part of your life for many years, it has a life, of a sort, to you. Even if it doesn't talk, it says things. In much the same way as ships.