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namevoting

Terms vs Namevoting - What's the difference?

terms | namevoting |


As nouns the difference between terms and namevoting

is that terms is while namevoting is (demoscene) voting for an entry in a demoscene competition because of its author or demogroup rather than its actual merits.

Merit vs Namevoting - What's the difference?

merit | namevoting |


As a proper noun merit

is .

As a noun namevoting is

(demoscene) voting for an entry in a demoscene competition because of its author or demogroup rather than its actual merits.

Demogroup vs Namevoting - What's the difference?

demogroup | namevoting |


In demoscene|lang=en terms the difference between demogroup and namevoting

is that demogroup is (demoscene) a named, affiliated group of people involved in the demoscene while namevoting is (demoscene) voting for an entry in a demoscene competition because of its author or demogroup rather than its actual merits.

As nouns the difference between demogroup and namevoting

is that demogroup is (demoscene) a named, affiliated group of people involved in the demoscene while namevoting is (demoscene) voting for an entry in a demoscene competition because of its author or demogroup rather than its actual merits.

Competition vs Namevoting - What's the difference?

competition | namevoting |


As nouns the difference between competition and namevoting

is that competition is competition while namevoting is (demoscene) voting for an entry in a demoscene competition because of its author or demogroup rather than its actual merits.

Demoscene vs Namevoting - What's the difference?

demoscene | namevoting |


As nouns the difference between demoscene and namevoting

is that demoscene is the informal international community that produces and watches demos (audiovisual computer programs) while namevoting is voting for an entry in a demoscene competition because of its author or demogroup rather than its actual merits.