The Oklahoma Gazette has long been among my favorite reading materials. For one thing, anything looks good in comparison to the Oklahoman. And really, where else can you find a publication that provides commentary on current events, reviews of local bands, and advertisements for prostitutes escort services?

But it seems the Gazette has not moved forward with the times. They opened nominations for their annual “Best of OKC” survey this week, and we here at The Lost Ogle were shocked and saddened to see that there is no category for “Best New Web Site.” With that in mind, we really wanted to teach the Gazette a lesson. Unfortunately, it’s pretty short notice and we’re really lazy. Next year, however, there must be a category for “Best New Web Site.” Actually, it should probably be “Best Web Site,” or, even better for us “Best Second Year Web Site.” If the Gazette does not include one of these categories next year, we will incite the entire local web community to rig the “Best of OKC” survey. And believe me, you don’t want to get the folks over at The Innerwebs upset. That’ll get ugly.

Consider yourself warned, Oklahoma Gazette. Add a “Best Web Site” category to your survey next year, or face hundreds (thousands? millions? dozens?) of people sending in the answers you see after the jump.

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