I was looking at the current poll which may not be the current poll when you read this but it has some oxymorons in it.
I say I say, it's just a leetle joke son - geddit?</FoghornLeghorn>
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"I think that it would be very important to not show the results before voting."
There was a discussion on that topic recently.
IMO the replies to polls are much more interesting than the statistics. Often people make up alternative answers in their replies, or weird interpretations of given answers. This has lead me to a (possibly stupid) idea:
What about being able to post electable answers? Posted answers might be deleted if they get no votes within a day. That would increase the variety of choices and be more fun. Any ideas about that?
~Django
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I see your point Perl_usr, and I must agree with you on this one. However, most polls I've currently seen did have proper options without oxymorons in them. I guess the guy who made this poll up (who is (s)he, by the way?) had a minor slip of the mind. Most of the times his (or her) polls are quite well thought out and sensible/relevant...
I shouldn't be worried about this if I were you...
Update: I'm wondering which darking, and less humerous side, of me was posting this... Obviously, this poll is funny! I guess I shouldn't drink that much before trying to post here :-)
thelenm++: which was kind enough to point me to this!
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