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As I write this, the Yes vote is clearly leading (~1350 v ~500) but the first page of comments are almost exclusively No. If that's indicative of who we are -
by JacobAldridge 14y ago
As I write this, the Yes vote is clearly leading (~1350 v ~500) but the first page of comments are almost exclusively No.
If that's indicative of who we are - those engaging in discussion say No and those happier to just answer a poll question say Yes - then I definitely hope the end result is No.
Edit: FWIW, I've seen links to a few Reddit AMAs on the front page here, and clicked through to some as a result. There's no either/or discussion here - we already have both. I see no incentive to change this.
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- lessnonymous 14y agoMy take on this: * Those that put in enough to just 'click' say yes. * Those who want to participate in the conversation say 'no'. To commit at least one logical fallacy: Those who would participate in the AMA intelligently say 'no'.