What kind of thread are you most likely to respond to?

[Boojatta]

This poll is based on ideas shamelessly stolen from the following thread:
How do you determine what you read on DU?

[rug]

1. One that can be diagrammed without the use of calculus.

[Boojatta]

2. How about one that doesn't need to be diagrammed?

[rucky]

3. other: a Poll n/t

[Boojatta]

5. That's included in the penultimate option: "One that requests my opinion."

[rucky]

9. Frequent poll responders always pick "other"

:P

[bryant69]

4. Brevity is the soul of wit

Any body who posts a 10 paragraph essay aobut the state of thing better be pretty good or I'm gone.

Bt also people who say "Am I the only one . . . " always make me want to say "Nope - as a matter of fact I just read three other posts making the same point as you."

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[Boojatta]

6. "One that bashes Democrats" currently has zero votes.

Are people voting based on how they actually behave or based on how they think that one ought to behave?

[Igel]

7. Posts that point out facts I don't know, or advances

interpretations (of said facts) I didn't know. Viewpoints can be interesting, if presented as such--not as analysis. Then the new fact is "gee, so-and-so thinks X", not necessarily "X is true".

But once a thread is displayed on my monitor, the interpretations/analyses have to be based on as much of the data as the author can handle, not just use abductive reasoning on a few facts to produce a hypothesis (falsifiable on not) that is assumed to need no proof.

[Jose Diablo]

8. Other

generally ones that do not start with a poll.