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	Well then, until it's self-perpetuating with user nominations, it'd be up to us to pick the initial entries. And it'd probably be up to us to summarize for the display anyway because yeah, no guarantee of perfect cold opens.		Well then, until it's self-perpetuating with user nominations, it'd be up to us to pick the initial entries. And it'd probably be up to us to summarize for the display anyway because yeah, no guarantee of perfect cold opens.

	In re: self-nomination, I'm actually rethinking that. If the page is good enough, it shouldn't matter who nominated it. All that guideline would really do is spur sockpuppets for those who want to flog something, and there's no guarantee we ~~woule~~ be able to match an ATT-username to the author of a given page or work anyway.		In re: self-nomination, I'm actually rethinking that. If the page is good enough, it shouldn't matter who nominated it. All that guideline would really do is spur sockpuppets for those who want to flog something, and there's no guarantee we would be able to match an ATT-username to the author of a given page or work anyway.