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Message ID: 22359
Date: Sun Nov 12 16:40:51 GMT 2000
Author: Daniel Sniderman
Subject: RE: [eqbards] RE: Test Problem fixed


If I want to subscribe to a Gore-bashing mailing list I will. I can think
of a hundred retorts - but it's not appropriate here...

As far as the ballots - a poorly defined user-interface is a poorly designed
user interface. The intelligence or educational level of the user isn't
going to compensate for that. We have the same type in here in Cook
County - as the Republicans point out - BUT for everything except judicial
retention - you never go left-right-left-right - all the candidates for an
office are on one side of the ballot - and the opposite side is blank.

I AM college educated - and voted many times - and when I got to the
judicial part (which has options on both side) - it IS very confusing - and
I realized I screwed it up. But I figured "It's just judges - most people
don't vote on those - who cares". And it didn't matter - to remove a judge
it requires 60 percent of the voters to vote no - and not a single has lost
their job in many many years (great system there)...

That ballot in Palm Beach Florida was very poorly designed. I guess that
guy can always get a job working for Verant...

Slyde

-----Original Message-----
From: Joanna Wright [mailto:Centiera@...]
Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2000 7:04 AM
To: eqbards@egroups.com
Subject: [eqbards] RE: Test Problem fixed


Hehe, the real irony here is the same type of ballot
card is used in Al Gore's home county. Course, this
is the same guy who's surrounded by several buddhist
idols, eastern temple arcitecture, and is surrounded
by men dressed in traditional buddhists clothing but
doesn't think he's in a buddhist temple.

Sometimes I really hate my country.

Cent

> I mean if us American's can't figure out which darn
> holes to punch in a ballot card (even a person with
a > doctorate was quoted as saying that it was
confusing) > then how can we expect Verant to always
get things
> right. ;-)

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