OTAKUjbski
Oct 05, 2007, 03:42 PM
I've noticed recently a LOT of polls have been going up, and for some strange reason, they borderline piss me off -- even though I typically revel in polls.
It seems to me most of the polls have stupid topics to start with.
Some polls with credible topics are poorly described, though. So whereas the topic is certainly something worth discussing, many readers are incapable of participating, because they're not even certain what the OP is talking about.
Worst of all (imo) are those which are thoroughly described but have too few voting options, thus leaving voters the option of choosing the "best" answer or no answer of all -- both of which result in inconclusive results.
My point?
Mainly, I just want to know if I'm alone here ...
But also in a very roundabout manner, I emplore anyone who posts polls to please thoroughly define/describe the poll question and to add every plausible answer imaginable to the voting options (there are 25 slots, ya know.)
I figure there's no point in creating a poll if you have to read all the responses just to interpret the data.
-- my 2 :commerce:
It seems to me most of the polls have stupid topics to start with.
Some polls with credible topics are poorly described, though. So whereas the topic is certainly something worth discussing, many readers are incapable of participating, because they're not even certain what the OP is talking about.
Worst of all (imo) are those which are thoroughly described but have too few voting options, thus leaving voters the option of choosing the "best" answer or no answer of all -- both of which result in inconclusive results.
My point?
Mainly, I just want to know if I'm alone here ...
But also in a very roundabout manner, I emplore anyone who posts polls to please thoroughly define/describe the poll question and to add every plausible answer imaginable to the voting options (there are 25 slots, ya know.)
I figure there's no point in creating a poll if you have to read all the responses just to interpret the data.
-- my 2 :commerce: