I don't trust statistics I can't easily look at the backend... how many responses, how long was the survey up for, etc. I couldn't find any info in the 5 mins my attention span was there, heh. Do they even have this available?
I don't trust statistics I can't easily look at the backend... how many responses, how long was the survey up for, etc. I couldn't find any info in the 5 mins my attention span was there, heh. Do they even have this available?
It's pitiful that someone must sniff around the anus that is the 'net and 'polls' to troll a forum.
No one in paticular, just felt some real negativity about my reason for posting it in the first place, as I said it was offered in good faith, and if one does not like it they do not have to read it, it's a very simple concept. THe phrase "I know as well as you" is a general term not a personal one.Kelly J,
Whom are you addressing? I'm certainly not offended - remember I posted a link to this thing when it was ongoing. Anyway, as I said, these questions could be interpreted broadly making the poll a poor tool. We have to respond anyway because I'd rather 'win' a lousy poll than boycott it and see other thinking legitimized.
Does anyone out there have any experience writing poll questions? How does the polling business work? Could we write some letters and inform the question makers so that the next (professional) poll was better? I have no illusions about changing the ones that pop up on news pages.
C.