 webmaster of UK.People.Bodyart, co-founder of the newsgroup uk.people.bodyart, and maintainer of the group's IRC channel, #bodyart-uk, on efnet. |
BME
http://www.bmezine.com/BME will have to get my vote here. It's the only website with so much exhaustive information on it. While I feel that a gazillion tongue piercing stories and navel piercing pictures is starting to dilute the useful or valuable information available, I still don't see anyone else doing anything similar, or as extensive.
 Piercer and manager of The Edge Tattoo in Rhode Island, in the process of organizing a Boston based suspension group. |
BME
http://www.bmezine.com/I probably look like a big ole kiss ass right now, but you know you agree. BME is in a class all of its own.
 former staff member of BME's QOD. |
BME
http://www.bmezine.com/One more cheer for BME! It really is that amazing, I just can't name a competitor. BME has everything I'm looking for, and it keeps growing. I can't wait to see what 2004 brings... I've seen a few previews, and heard a few rumors, and I'm anxiously waiting!! I can't imagine another website that could bring as much to my life (and our "community") as BME has.
 mod enthusiast. |
IAM.BMEZINE
http://iam.bmezine.com/Best community site, modified or not, you will find. Modest price, unlimited resources, constantly developing new features, are just a few of the things that make IAM wonderful. Don’t forget all the wonderful and talented people you can meet and the forums/tribes you can take part in, all of which help to make, maintain, and nurture great friendships/relationships amongst members.
 the mind behind BME. |
BME
http://www.bmezine.com/There isn't another website out there that covers a full range of body modification that is actively maintained. I believe BME also deserves credit for the time and money it reinvests into this community, sponsoring events, suspension groups, hosting free sites, and even helping cover legal expenses when artists are harassed by the law... and what other body modification website (or *any* website) can claim that it's still going strong on the same mission it started on in its tenth year? Given the addition of IAM, and mega-projects like the BME movie, I believe BME pushes the boundaries of what a website even is!
 mod enthusiast, involved with the Om Summer Solstice Festival. |
BME
http://www.bmezine.com/I pretty much know that if I need any information, any picture, any experience, or any thing related to body modification, if it isn't on this site, then it probably isn't anywhere else. It's my first and almost only source for bod-mod entertainment. The galleries are updated frequently, the glossary, the FAQ, the Risks, they already had everything before...and now this year there is the addition of guest columns and a more inspired political edge...I really don't think anything else is even close to BME and I can't really think anything will be, ever.
Part of the reason I can't give awards in some of the other categories is because I never have reason to look beyond BME and don't know about the existence of other sites. So once again, congrats to the BME team for doing the best job on the planet.
