Testing the Poll

[aggienaut]

   The following poll is mostly for testing purposes.. which isn't to say you shouldn't vote on it in an accurate and complimentary manner.

   In other news it is currently 9:45am and I'm in the on campus computer lab. Walked forty minutes to campus this morning at 5am (because the buses weren't running yet).. at first I thought I'd have to wreak a terrible vengeance upon the entertainment council persons for not being abundant when I got here, but they showed up at 6:30 with doughnuts to appease me.
   My current plans are to go to financial aid and try to squeeze some more money out of them, and then to return to my lair and participate in some serious sleeping.


NOTE: In general higher numbers equal greater amounts of the subject of the poll question (more (better) writing functionality, more amusing entries, more relevance), but to keep with the pattern of higher numbers equal more satisfaction we shall say that the inverse is true for the "lengthiness" category: higher numbers do not equal MORE lengthiness but greater satisfaction with the length of entries. If you voted contrary to this you can change your vote at any time.
[Poll #294601]

Comments

[nibot.livejournal.com]

generally, yes, but not always. But does higher on the lengthiness mean that your journal entries are longer than usual, or that they are closer to the best length than usual?

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