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Subject: Re: How about new Poll Questions NOW, and more often

Author: Steven Schwartz

Date: 07:14:49 08/28/99

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On August 28, 1999 at 03:19:50, Micheal Cummings wrote:

>We need new and more frequent poll questions. The poll is becoming as dead as
>the reports section. I am sure that with all the things that have been happening
>of late in the computer chess world that some questions can be thoughts up. I
>think we also need a minimum of about 7 questions. Or if you are only going to
>do one or two then they should only be up for a couple of weeks before a new
>poll get put up.
>
>Why is it so hard to get a nice flow of poll questions up and running. How long
>has the current one been there for, 4 or 5 months ?
>
>How about some type of poll that maybe show some controversy. Like how many
>people have pirate copies of programs, or altered chess software. with the
>current copyright saga on here of late, cannot anyone think up some questions,
>how about hashing up some old questions from long ago and using them again if
>they are still relevant. We should have 5 or more poll questions every month.
>Have a faciltity to give opinions without people knowing, and we never seem to
>use it. And when we do they are usually only one question and not hard hitting
>enough in my opinion.

We have to take some of the blame because we are so busy right
now (and for the last three months) totally resdesigning our web site.
Unfortunately, October 1 is our goal, and as soon as that task is
finished, the holiday rush should keep us pretty busy until January.
It is a daunting task to say the least and we just do not have the
time to create poll questions, but it would help if there was a
committee (of, say, three members) that could formulate questions
AND possible answers. Then, in a free moment, we could just copy them
to the poll form.
- Steve (ICD/Your Move)



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