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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesIt is so nice to see nice talk between two of this sites finest. I agree what ginga says to you bear, and vice versa. Stay friendly for ever. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... Rulesspeech! speech! speech! congrats SBear on the civic award! |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesThank you Indiancowboy91 and Charlie23 |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesHere is a new thought for the 'comments as votes' thread. Not to hit the bee's nest with a stick, but... What if all positive comments awarded points, and all negative comments subtracted points? Critiquing a poem only 'gives' points toward a win. A bit of constructive criticism never hurt anyone, but you can't give any without it being counted on the plus side. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... Rulesdear londo, great idea, however, what if a comment was 1/2 positive, 1/2 negative ... or 1/4 positive ... or if it wasn't positive or negative ... hmmmm ... this would be subjective, yes? ... and too confusing for the moderator or anyone to keep up with ... |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesLife becomes easier when we allow people to be themselves. The name of the game is "Survivor", not "Tea Crumpets at eight". Quote:
Originally Posted by "PoetrySurvivor1" Einstud, "I realize now, an honest contest cannot be accomplished.There will always be outside influences, whose sole purpose in life is to ruin novel ideas." Noone has said anything about Aria in a few days. Until you did. Why don't you let it go? You suggested cheating... Not me. You Have become a leach... I guess you'll get them on an Island...You know the kind... They have nothing better to do than suck the life out of something. Would you like me to help you start your own contest so you have something to do? That way you can tell everyone how you want things to be. You could even make your own rules. Let everyone cheat (your suggestion) and what do you have? A popularity contest... exactly what everyone has been complaining about. " A good poet does not need to cheat. They let their poem stand on it's own." Poetry Survivor week three is under way. What will Einstud do this week to undermine the integrity of the contest. How will he suggest he is running the show and not the moderator. What else will he do to incite the masses to revolt against a novel idea. Stay tuned poetryland... Same studly time... Same studly channel. How's that ? Is that what you were looking for? Keepin' it real, |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesYou're just jealous 'cause I won. Quote:
Originally Posted by "StandingBear" If anyone has wondered whatever happened to the kid who was dressed funny by his mother .. look no further. He has appeared, yes OP community .. he has grown up and his chosen name is Eindud .. Ein = one and dud = dud, simply meaning "onedud". Pay no mind to the fact he misspells his name in his posts, it's part of his personality to build himself up. I mean is there truly an adult who wouldn't attempt to build their self up from such a traumatic childhood. Try as he may, there is no open position for him in this wonderful Poetry Survivor Poet Of The Year Contest that Tom has created. It is well known that there is one in every crowd .. we thank you EinDud for "pulling your head out" .. standing up and revealing yourself .. take a bow. ( Amidst SRO Applause ) We now award you the OP boob prize. You've certainly earned it. StandingBear |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesNicely done. I agree. Quote:
Originally Posted by "lunamarie" (clearing throat) I will now take this time to present an award ... The Civic Award ... to a member of the OP community ... he has been a member now for only 10 short months, however, his contributions to our site have been astounding ... This poet has given our community a plethora of exquisite poetry ... his poetry has been heart-wrenching, honest, visual, imaginative, wondrous, and tender ... leaving us all ... breathless ... (applause) I am now honored to present, my friend, StandingBear with the 2010 CIVIC AWARD !!! (APPLAUSE) |
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Originally Posted by "Londo" Here is a new thought for the 'comments as votes' thread. Not to hit the bee's nest with a stick, but... What if all positive comments awarded points, and all negative comments subtracted points? Critiquing a poem only 'gives' points toward a win. A bit of constructive criticism never hurt anyone, but you can't give any without it being counted on the plus side. I realize this would be subjective to the view of the moderator and our trust in him would be needed. I trust him, how about you? This is just a thought. Please don't kill the messenger. |
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Originally Posted by "lunamarie" dear londo, great idea, however, what if a comment was 1/2 positive, 1/2 negative ... or 1/4 positive ... or if it wasn't positive or negative ... hmmmm ... this would be subjective, yes? ... and too confusing for the moderator or anyone to keep up with ... i won't kill you ... ?? ... ummmmmmm ... giggle ... luna |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by "lunamarie" dear londo, great idea, however, what if a comment was 1/2 positive, 1/2 negative ... or 1/4 positive ... or if it wasn't positive or negative ... hmmmm ... this would be subjective, yes? ... and too confusing for the moderator or anyone to keep up with ... i won't kill you ... ?? ... ummmmmmm ... giggle ... luna Thanks Luna (BTW, you are my favorite moth), Let's not try to make this moderating any harder than it is already. Forget I said anything. - Londo |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by "EinStud" I dress funny. I'm a Dud. I love cheaters. And the list goes on. However, I might point out that while my critique on poems are brash, I have never once lashed out at others personally. But the day is still young.... EinStud . I lash out only when my feathers are ruffled... |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesIf a commentator leaves a nice comment, but was not aware to say yes or no, as long as it is positive will it count as a vote? |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI think it's fine the way it is- a comment is a vote. Keep in mind, each of these ideas puts more on the person counting the votes. Instead of just going by the count, he must then read them all, then there will always be someone who forgets to put a yes or no... etc - Just my 2 cents |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by Artie I think it's fine the way it is- a comment is a vote. Keep in mind, each of these ideas puts more on the person counting the votes. Instead of just going by the count, he must then read them all, then there will always be someone who forgets to put a yes or no... etc - Just my 2 cents yes, i agree ... i will be the someone ... who forgets ... |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI agree that a comment should remain a vote, the idea was simpler, and made sense when not taking ratings into account. I think if someone draws enough attention to their writing that another wants to critique or comment, then that says the writing was good enough to establish a response. If a commentator does not want a poem to go through but would like to critique it, many of the poets have added their poems to their page when the weeks contest was up, maybe that's the best place to critique if the commentator does not want to be added as a vote. My opinion. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesHello. I've been a bit shy here and have only shared two of my poems. I do have many more pieces written by hand. I am interested in entering for February or March, if there is a spot available. Please have a look at my poetry and let me know what you think. And, thank you for this. Peace... |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesThat is smart Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie23 I agree that a comment should remain a vote, the idea was simpler, and made sense when not taking ratings into account. I think if someone draws enough attention to their writing that another wants to critique or comment, then that says the writing was good enough to establish a response. If a commentator does not want a poem to go through but would like to critique it, many of the poets have added their poems to their page when the weeks contest was up, maybe that's the best place to critique if the commentator does not want to be added as a vote. My opinion. |
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Originally Posted by Artie I think it's fine the way it is- a comment is a vote. Keep in mind, each of these ideas puts more on the person counting the votes. Instead of just going by the count, he must then read them all, then there will always be someone who forgets to put a yes or no... etc - Just my 2 cents Last edited by EinStud 01-20-2010 at 07:47:05 PM |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesYw! I enjoy asserting the obvious, it's what I do well! |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by dragongirlie Hello. I've been a bit shy here and have only shared two of my poems. I do have many more pieces written by hand. I am interested in entering for February or March, if there is a spot available. Please have a look at my poetry and let me know what you think. And, thank you for this. Peace... Cool thing about posting ol is nobody knows who you are, unless you tell them who you are... so then there's never anything to be shy about when you post your writing ol. |
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Originally Posted by PoetrySurvivor1 Londo, The poets voted this passed week to not count the negative comments. Noone seemed to notice that one anyway. One rule shot down. So, a no vote no longer counts as a vote for that poem. Tom |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI was just teasing, sorry if it offended. Not really understanding why my posts were deleted from both threads unless it was taken personally. Thanks for fixing. |
If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.
Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.