After I finished my very first blog (see Kuka´s Kubús) on TRN, I was so excited that I wanted to write something else to post immediately. The only thing is that when I sat down to write I came up with nine different experiences that I wanted to tell you about!
After all, this is your opportunity to learn all about life with the Indians in the outback of the atlantic coast of Nicaragua. I really couldn´t decide which one to write about first. And, what if nobody wanted to read about the topic that I chose?
Then, I got this great idea...let my reading public make the choice for me! I recalled seeing an option in TRN to create a POLL. Wow, I could become popular with the masses by giving them the vote...True democracy in action right here in Nicaragua...What a novelty! And, I could learn how to use this neat feature on the Forum that I would otherwise never have any legitimate reason to use or ever be likely to want to try out.
Then, there was a problem. Jonh informed me that the Polls are available under forum topics and not in blogs. Where can I post my blogs poll if not under blogs? Certainly the TRN Policy Police will ostracize and ridicule me if my poll shows up in the wrong place! For this reason, I have carefully studied the situation and decided that if I place an ANNOUNCEMENT for my poll and include a USER GUIDE and define RULES for voting I can put it right here and nobody will get upset. At least if someone does get upset, I can comfort myself by thinking that this character isn´t really rude he/she was ¨just drawn that way¨!
USER GUIDE
1) Make your choice known by voting for one or more of the blog titles listed on the poll.
2) I considered adding a choice such as ¨None of the above¨, ¨Who cares¨, ¨Give me a break¨, but then I decided that giving my readers that option would only embarrass the author. So, if ¨None of the above¨ or etc. is really your choice, just leave the poll blank and submit it. Don´t worry, I´ll know what you mean!
RULES
1) You can vote as many times and as often as you like. Its depressing to see low response numbers. I don´t care if the results are unfairly skewed. I´ll probably submit my own vote a few times myself (I really do like to tell the Primera Tanda story!).
2) If a poll is left blank, I will consider that the reader did not understand how to vote. Isn´t that the way elections work?
3) I may (or may not) publish the results of this poll. If I like the results, I certainly will. I reserve the right to ignore this poll if I don´t like the results...After all, we are in Nicaragua aren´t we?
FINAL THOUGHTS
Thank you for your attention. Please feel free to express your opinions...even if they are wrong!
Aisabe,
Papatara
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