Author: KarinsDad
Date: 07:55:54 01/10/99
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On January 10, 1999 at 10:10:10, Oliver Y. wrote: >1. Do you think we should have a competition for who composes the best and most >poll questions actually used(complete submissions with given multiple choice >answers)? This is a difficult question for me. Although having more and better poll questions would be nice, I find that the poll questions are too limiting in scope (yes/no, multiple choice, etc.). I would prefer a system that a question get asked which is not limited as much. A question such as "How would a 3000 rated PC entry chess program affect humans in how they approach the game?" is not only more interesting to answer, but is not as limited in scope. One thing I would like to see is that the results not be posted until after the poll question is over. Posting the total number of respondents is fine, but similar to Presidential results being displayed in the US as soon as possible in the media, displaying the poll answers skews the results here as well. > >For the following questions, please answer even if you answered no the above >question. > >2. Should there be a prize for the winner? > >3. Should there be some token recognition such as a title? > >4. Should there be recognition for the question that evokes the most replies? > >5. Do you think the quality of the questions would improve with such a >competition? > >6. Should there be a prize for the least number of poll questions submitted? > >7. Should there be an annual best post top ten list? > >8. Should there be an annual funniest post top ten list? > >All questions would have a Yes/no choice, with #5 having also a neutral response >choice, obviously.
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