The second issue of the interactive chart summarizes the voting results for the best representatives of the ZX Spectrum scene. It features updated top-20 charts and a combined Top-10 of artists, musicians, coders, demogroups, and software with visible dynamic rank movements. The rules detailing the fair Fibonacci-based scoring methodology and entry guidelines are fully explained. Additionally, a complete list of voters with their handles and group affiliations is included.
Issue contents:
- .theCHARTteam - You are on the pages of ZX-Chart, dedicated to identifying the best of the best in all areas of creativity on the ZX-Spectrum
- .credits - The ZX-Chart project is produced by theCHARTteam.
- .help - Due to the fact that this is not the first release of ZX-Chart, you have the opportunity to track the movements of the nominees in the top twenty.
- .information - Beta release of the second release of ZX-Chart.
- .voting rules - it is prohibited to vote for your own works and for your group, as well as for members of your group and their works.
- .most popular - The very first top10 is compiled on the basis of all top20 and represents the most popular nominees, that is, those to whom the people gave the most votes.
- .voters - voting participants.
- .best - the best: spektrumist, game, group, demo, intro, coder, writer, musician, artist, magazine.
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