[EM] recommendations for news group with good polling facilities?
Dave Ketchum
davek at clarityconnect.com
Mon Aug 21 20:35:07 PDT 2006
I see TWO topics here:
As to discussion groups I see Yahoo! doing well and trying to improve.
I would recommend NOT settling for anything less than this for this
service.
As to polling I suspect you want something no one is doing:
Need to define what you want to accomplish (but be ready to consider
proposed amendments from whoever is considering doing the work).
Need a good sales pitch as to why this is worth doing.
With the above, Yahoo! is a possibility - this thing that grew like
Topsy from a couple of college student's spare time clearly would like to
grow some more wherever it can find value.
DWK
On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 17:04:26 -0600 Jan Kok wrote:
> Boston Tea Party http://bostontea.us is a new political party,
> splintered off the Libertarian Party. They are looking for a news
> group on which to conduct their discussions. Yahoo groups are not bad
> - they provide Plurality and Approval polls. But, I'm wondering if
> there is some similar news group, blog site, etc. that allows more
> flexibility of polling. I would like Range Voting and Delegable Proxy
> if possible.
>
> Reliable and cheap/free are pretty important, too...
>
> Any recommendations?
>
> Anyone know how to reach someone at Yahoo, to try to get them
> interested in providing more polling methods?
>
> Thanks,
> - Jan
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