What the press said about our double success:
The Mirror:
"Our readers chose an organisation that for me epitomizes the internet at
its best. The winner may not be the flashiest on the shortlist, but it is all
about what can be so great about the web; enabling a group of people with a
common interest to meet, share experiences, learn - and most importantly - talk
to each other. Inspire each other. And that's especially so when that community
is built in the face of a disease like multiple sclerosis."
Internet Magazine:
"An excellent support site and online community for people with MS, their
friends and families, created by Julie Howell. Its strong branding, logo and
colours work particularly well, and it's a testament to Julie's work that this
site has become a successful global network."
Internet Advisor
"We rule! Internet Advisor reader triumphs at this year's Yell UK Web
Awards. Oh, and some companies won awards, as well... exciting though all this
is, it's not as exciting for us as Julie's victory."
Yell:
"Great sense of community and support."
The Register:
"It wasn't all nonsense. No, Mirror columnist, friend of The Reg and
all-round great guy Matt Kelly gave an emotional speech when he presented a
special award to multiple sclerosis community mswebpals.org. We have been
reliably informed that there was not a dry eye in the
house."
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