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Re: Town contest voting temporarily closed
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lugnet.town
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Tue, 20 Feb 2001 19:37:33 GMT
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In lugnet.town, Ahui Herrera writes:
> Might I make several suggestions.
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> 1) If you are concerned about multiple voting use the poll taking engine
> that is used by the webiste From Bricks to Bantans. They use an engine that
> allows only 1 vote per IP address (in essence 1 vote per person). Conatct
> Ace at ace@yakface.com to see what engine he is using.
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> 2) Spread the contest out for each of the categories. There are too many
> entries for any one person to resonable 'grade' for the entire contest.
> Perhaps 1 category per week (for the bigger areas: medium and small
> buildings) and 2 categories for the smaller areas. The results would take
> longer but I think people would be willing to do this. Plus the results
> would be better.
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> I can tell you from first hand experince that my friends who voted for me
> today (I sent emails to 50+ people at work and over 100+ on my mailing list)
> told me that they DID NOT have the time to see every other category. So
> most just voted for me on the medium size category and the specials.
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> I hope this helps in sorting out the mess that the voting that my friends
> and co-works did.
Ahui,
I would suggest that your friends should not have voted at all if they weren't
going to look things over. Your model is good but it is far from "Most
Humourous" there are other good aspects to your model but I think you would
agree that it does not fit that catagory at all.
Anyway I don't mind non-fols voting as long as they are going to take it
seriously, after all we take it seriously when building and voting in the
contest.
Eric (I wouldn't dare ask my co-workers to vote in a LEGO contest) Kingsley
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| Might I make several suggestions. 1) If you are concerned about multiple voting use the poll taking engine that is used by the webiste From Bricks to Bantans. They use an engine that allows only 1 vote per IP address (in essence 1 vote per person). (...) (23 years ago, 20-Feb-01, to lugnet.town)
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