Poll: Upcoming Fishbowl Themes: ysabetwordsmith

Poll: Upcoming Fishbowl Themes

This poll will help select some themes to be slated for upcoming Poetry Fishbowl sessions. Please READ THE INSTRUCTIONS before you vote.

The question is for general topics and it has check boxes instead of radio buttons. Anyone may check ONE box. If you have given me a prompt during 2011, you may check TWO boxes. If you have donated to the Poetry Fishbowl project during 2011, you may check THREE boxes. (If you want three votes but haven't donated yet this year, there is a permanent PayPal button on my profile page.) This poll will stay open at least until Wednesday evening.

Poll #1729350 Poetry Fishbowl Themes

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Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All. Participants: 22

Which of these themes would you most like to see in a fishbowl?

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Alternate History

1(2.0%)

Alternative Sexuality & Gender Studies

10(20.4%)

Arts & Crafts

3(6.1%)

Birth & Creativity

2(4.1%)

Children

2(4.1%)

Chocolate & Other Foods

6(12.2%)

Corruption & Redemption

8(16.3%)

Humor & Whimsy

5(10.2%)

Pets & Livestock

5(10.2%)

Rebirth & Transitions

4(8.2%)

Steampunk

3(6.1%)

jake67jake

April 12 2011, 17:56:59 UTC 10 years ago

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Sorry :(.. I need to read directions better and realize that they weren't radio buttons.

I voted for 3 different categories and wasn't eligible to :(. You can beat me with a wet noodle if you like :).

J

ellenmillion

April 12 2011, 18:08:49 UTC 10 years ago

You can edit your votes: http://www.livejournal.com/poll/?id=1729350&mode=enter :)

April 12 2011, 18:11:59 UTC 10 years ago

TY! :)

Now I don't get beat with a wet noodle... oh, wait.. damn... LOL

Okay...

ysabetwordsmith

April 12 2011, 18:12:25 UTC 10 years ago

You can edit your votes using the LJ function that

ellenmillion pointed to in her comment -- or if you want to support the project, drop a buck or two in the tip jar and then you're eligible for the three votes.

siege

April 12 2011, 17:57:39 UTC 10 years ago

I made the choices I did here because I haven't seen as much material from you on them; but I might just make a note to prompt you with a few variations on the others when these come up.

After all, it seems that lots of actual science is catching humans in their own lies and deliberate ignorance regarding how "un-natural" and "not our fault" some things are.

April 12 2011, 18:06:57 UTC 10 years ago

>> I made the choices I did here because I haven't seen as much material from you on them; <<

That's cool.

>> but I might just make a note to prompt you with a few variations on the others when these come up.<<

Sure, go for it.

>>After all, it seems that lots of actual science is catching humans in their own lies and deliberate ignorance regarding how "un-natural" and "not our fault" some things are.<<

True. There's always a dynamic relationship between nature and nurture. However, sometimes people diddle the data to present a "scientific argument" for things that are just plain hogwash. *scribbles down "lies my science teacher told me" as possible future theme*