Fodors' polls were better than trivia quiz
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Fodors' polls were better than trivia quiz
The polls which Fodors used to have were very good because you could find out how other travelers weighed in on subjects like how much do you spend on a hotel room, how many days do you vacation, how much do you tip, how many miles do you drive for your vacation, etc.
The trivia questions tend to be dumb. The last one was about something named SUE in a museum in Chicago! Who cares?
Does anyone else think the polls were better?
The trivia questions tend to be dumb. The last one was about something named SUE in a museum in Chicago! Who cares?
Does anyone else think the polls were better?
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Never gave it ant thought, Wemr. But I will say this. Does it really matter how much people spend on a hotel room, how much people tip,how many miles they drive? Those are all subjective and irrelevant. Knowing about something named Sue in a museum has a Trivial pursuit aspect to it and may test the knowledge of the reader. I tend to not view it as a dumb question at all.
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I actualy liked the trivia questions more then the polls. From trivia I could learn something. Too bad they've changed the website, now that trivia is tucked in somewhere I hardly ever remember to open. Before the website would take me to the quiz first, then to the forum.
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LOL ronkala. Very subtle.
The dumb thing about the trivia is that you have to keep answering it until you get it right. So then when they show the number of respondents and the percentage of the answers they are meaningless. Was that the number on the first try? Were all tries counted? Did each time you click count as a "respondent"?
I haven't done anymore since I did that one. Don't remember the subject.
~gnr~
The dumb thing about the trivia is that you have to keep answering it until you get it right. So then when they show the number of respondents and the percentage of the answers they are meaningless. Was that the number on the first try? Were all tries counted? Did each time you click count as a "respondent"?
I haven't done anymore since I did that one. Don't remember the subject.
~gnr~
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I can't imagine why Fodors is deleting the Amazing Race threads. I started a new one yesterday and marked why it was travel related and it was gone within 10 minutes.
I noticed where Patrick had emailed them about the "I stepped on a razor in a hotel room" thread and got it reinstated.
Maybe one of us brave souls should email and ask why we can't talk about a travel game?
A new censor maybe?
I noticed where Patrick had emailed them about the "I stepped on a razor in a hotel room" thread and got it reinstated.
Maybe one of us brave souls should email and ask why we can't talk about a travel game?
A new censor maybe?
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Hey, iceeu2, I think I saw you (or was it an imposter?) post after me when i posted the question on an AR thread saying, "Let's get 'em all deleted!" I thought it was kidding, of course, but then that entire thread got canned.
I thought about emailing the editors but I'm too chicken. It's only when you post the question on an existing AR thread or start a new thread regarding AR, that it gets obliterated completely.
wemr, sorry to hijack your thread! I hope by me & iceeu2 posing the question, we don't get you deleted! Sorry in advance. I'm just so perplexed at the wierd censorship going on.
I thought about emailing the editors but I'm too chicken. It's only when you post the question on an existing AR thread or start a new thread regarding AR, that it gets obliterated completely.
wemr, sorry to hijack your thread! I hope by me & iceeu2 posing the question, we don't get you deleted! Sorry in advance. I'm just so perplexed at the wierd censorship going on.

