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*I cannot figure out an answer to the nuances of round-trip flights with multiple airports involved, so if that applies to you, choose what option you think works best

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*If your blorbo does not live in a world comparable to modern-day Earth, assume that somehow the internet exists without inherently causing massive alterations to their existence/storyline. The poll is simply about if your blorbo would theoretically enjoy making posts on a tumblr blog/make posts on the internet about various topics for other people to see

**Other forms of social media (Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook, etc etc)

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*If you have multiple favorite pairings (that aren’t connected to eachother, have different answers for most popular category, etc etc), choose the first one that comes to mind and/or pick at random

This poll only applies to relationship tags with an “/“ in them, if you only like “&” relationships choose the second-to-last option

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This is not directed at any one specific person, just a general PSA:

If you're disappointed that I changed the premise of your submission, it's because I did not understand what you hoped to learn from the results.

If I didn't understand your question, I guarantee that a significant portion of the audience would misinterpret it as well– not because I'm the ultimate understander and "if I can't understand it nobody will," but because language is inherently interpretive. There is nobody in the world who will hear every question exactly the way it sounded in your mind. You can write the most precisely worded poll in the world with paragraphs of context and definitions, and people will still misunderstand it.

When you submit questions to this blog, I am your audience proxy/proofreader/interpreter– your first (and, honestly, only) line of "does this make sense?". It's my job to read your question and understand what you're really asking, because I then need to relay that in such a way that the largest possible segment of 39,000+ people will understand. Some submissions have a lot of subtext that many people will not pick up on based on the text of the submission alone, whether that be cultural context, internet lingo, thoughts in your head that you're thinking but not saying out loud, subconscious thoughts that you don't know are getting involved– etc. Often when I reword questions and answers, I'm doing my best to identify the subtext and the root question in order to make that the actual question. In some ways I'm trying to read your mind from a single message, and obviously that doesn't always work.

The takeaway: if you're worried about me misinterpreting your submission, good! That worry is your cue to include more context. If you don't want the additional context to be included in the post, just tell me that and I'll leave it out, but giving me more context and details of what you're actually hoping to learn from your poll will help me help you!

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If anyone knows any examples of people covering songs and making minor changes to the lyrics with the above criteria, feel free to share them

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Feel free to leave examples of any polls that would fit this criteria in the comments instead of the reblogs, so I can reply to them

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Just to clarify, I am not affiliated with Tumblr staff/developers/etc in any way and have no way of changing the poll option limits, this is just a hypothetical poll for funsies

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Rating: A measurement that shows how good something is, can be numerical (eg. 7.8 out of 10, 4 out of 5 stars, etc) and/or a general consensus

Popularity: How many people like this thing/how well known something is, can be numerical (57 thousand views, 2 million downloads, etc) and/or a general consensus

Option 1: A song with 2000 listens can be considered overrated, most of the people who listen to it love it but you don’t like the song

Option 2: A song with 3 million listens could be considered overrated, many people (including you) dislike the song and you think it doesn’t deserve to be as popular as it is

Option 3: A song with 3 million listens that is generally liked is overrated- if the song is less popular it doesn’t count as overrated, and if the song is more disliked it doesn’t count as overrated either

Option 4: Mix of the above/depends on the situation/switch between them

Part 1 here

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Rating: A measurement that shows how good something is, can be numerical (eg. 7.8 out of 10, 4 out of 5 stars, etc) and/or a general consensus

Popularity: How many people like this thing/how well known something is, can be numerical (57 thousand views, 2 million downloads, etc) and/or a general consensus

Option 1: A song with 30 million listens could be considered underrated, because many people dislike it but you think it’s a good song

Option 2: A song with 2000 listens could be considered underrated, because even though you (and many others) generally agree the song is amazing, you think it deserves to be more well-known

Option 3: A song with 2000 listens that is generally disliked is underrated- if the song is more popular it doesn’t count as underrated, and if the song is more well-liked it doesn’t count as underrated either

Option 4: Mix of the above/depends on the situation/switch between them

Part 2 here

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Poll Request:

Can you solve a 3x3 cube?

[Yes]

[No]

[Show results]

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Part 2 (Part 1 is here)

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Part 1 (Part 2 is here)

*Doesn’t have to be “at birth” or assigned by parent(s), the poll generally refers to you using a name that was assigned for you that you didn’t choose yourself

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*Either a hypothetical (if this has not happened to you) or past experience (if this did happen to you)

**Intended information: what the spellings are supposed to be, a better worded question, etc

(As of posting this poll, it is not related to the fact that I just posted another poll, I just so happened to have the ideas at the same time)