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New Kinship Raid days
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Following a poll of signed-up raiders, the new kinship raid days will be Mondays and Thursdays. The first raid on Barad Guldur is scheduled for Thursday, 4 March. A new poll has been posted to determine the final start time (or times - if the vote is close to split, we may alternate them) between 6.00 and 7.00 pm UK time.
(24 Feb, 10, 09:04)Kairos link Wrote:A new poll has been posted to determine the final start time (or times - if the vote is close to split, we may alternate them) between 6.00 and 7.00 pm UK time.What happened to the poll? I can't find it anymore.
(15 Mar, 10, 17:07)Belegwe link Wrote:The poll is finished.And the results were?
Monday eveningÃÂ - 14 (15.4%)
Tuesday evening - 10 (11%) Wednesday evening - 11 (12.1%) Thursday evening - 14 (15.4%) Friday evening - 6 (6.6%) Saturday evening - 8 (8.8%) Sunday evening - 9 (9.9%) Starting at 7.00 pm UK time - 10 (11%) Starting at 8.00 pm UK - 9 (9.9%) Total Voters: 19 According to Raiders Thread
No, I don't think that is the one. There was one after that which only had starting times, not raid nights in it.ÃÂ
The voting was virtually equally divided between the three options, so we went with the middle one. Also, not many people bothered to vote, which was another good reason for staying with the existing time of 7.00 pm.
Nay, I am quite sure we had two polls. I know because someone (Kairos?) created a second one as there evidently was some interest in earlier start times. That poll, however, was lacking the latest starting time from the first poll (which I believe was the one Tazetta was referring to). It was added later after Teo and I pointed it out so that poll I mean should have three starting times in it. Where is that poll?
(15 Mar, 10, 17:39)Kairos link Wrote:The voting was virtually equally divided between the three options, so we went with the middle one. Also, not many people bothered to vote, which was another good reason for staying with the existing time of 7.00 pm.Ah, ok. Thanks for clearing this up, Kairos. Let's just say it doesn't feel ⦠too good when a poll suddenly disappears. And no, I am not implying anything, I am merely asking that polls should be archived and I suggest that a final statement after the closing of a poll is made in order to inform people about its outcome. And, as in this case, clarify officer-decisions based on the data the poll yielded. |
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