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Re: Meta-polling (was: Polls as propaganda devices.)
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lugnet.admin.general
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Thu, 15 Aug 2002 23:02:11 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Frank Filz writes:
> > x I understand the question but dislike the way it is phrased
> > x The question seems biased toward a particular outcome
> > x The choices seem biased toward a particular outcome
> > x (other)
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> One worry is that too many choices are presented here.
> I wonder if the last three before "other" could be a single choice.
I think the top two of the last three definitely could.
Regarding the very last non-other choice, aren't there cases, though, where
the question is phrased perfectly but the choices are biased? Or in those
cases, is it always also the case that a needed choice is absent?
> > And it would only display these as applicable.
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> Are any choices other than the 1st only applicable to particular
> mechanical types of polls?
oh, no, sorry, I just meant that it didn't have to display all the answers
to the meta-poll -- only the ones that had nonzero tallies.
--Todd
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