Sep 20, 2017
5:18:13pm
5:18:13pm
That's not the point. The point is some concessions could make it work.
Those who feel strongly it can't ever work have an option; everyone else has some flavor of "maybe" to choose from. Whether any such concession is on the table is irrelevant. For example, if Tom announced tomorrow that BYU and Boise were joining the AAC only the respondents picking the first option would dismiss it out of hand.
Now, the results have shifted since I posted this somewhat provocative pointer to the poll, which is fine. I'd argue those wanting to Jimmer the poll toward "heck no" are now the ones voting. But be that as it may, the poll shows a significant portion of CBers (somewhere between 40-50%) would be OK with G5 in some situation.
Now, the results have shifted since I posted this somewhat provocative pointer to the poll, which is fine. I'd argue those wanting to Jimmer the poll toward "heck no" are now the ones voting. But be that as it may, the poll shows a significant portion of CBers (somewhere between 40-50%) would be OK with G5 in some situation.
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Your poll is flawed. You have one option for no and a gazillion for yes in some form or another. Do a straight up:
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