Log Your Vote! Another Way to Interact with Elektor
January 07, 2022
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Whether you are a professional engineer, an EE/ECE student, or a weekend maker, your input matters! And with Elektormagazine.com's new rating tool, you can quickly and easily rate our articles, interviews, and projects. Give it a try, and let us know what you think about our electronics-focused content!
And be sure to subscribe to Elektor's YouTube channel, which gains hundreds of new subscribers each month! In addition to posting project videos, interviews, reviews, unboxing videos, and tutorials on YouTube, we also take polls and announce special offers.
You can also use the comments section below each video to share your thoughts with our team.
How to Rate Elektor Content
After reading an article posted on one of Elektor's websites, simply look below the author byline (or scroll to the bottom of the article) to find the rating tool. There you can submit a rating with the click of your mouse or the tap of your finder. Logged-in members can even easily leave a comment or question for the author and for Elektor's editorial team!Every Vote Counts
Elektor accepts votes from members and non-members alike. Why? Elektor engineers, authors, editors, and executives learn a lot from community members, so we take your input seriously. Articles, video, and projects with a lot of positive feedback will lead to new content on related subjects. And, of course, we'll endeavor to spend more time on the sort of material that you find informative, helpful, and inspiring.Other Ways to Interact with Elektor
Of course, the new online rating tool is just one of several ways that you can communicate with Elektor, its engineers, and its authors. We encourage you to follow us on social media:And be sure to subscribe to Elektor's YouTube channel, which gains hundreds of new subscribers each month! In addition to posting project videos, interviews, reviews, unboxing videos, and tutorials on YouTube, we also take polls and announce special offers.
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