... the Rolex Operator with 11 upvotes from 16 votes. ;)

  1. 6 (+11 -5) The "Rolex" operator

  2. 3 (+11 -8) The Saturn operator
  3. -3 (+10 -13) The Goatse operator
  4. 5         The squeeze operator.¹

Cheers Rolf

¹) (approximately (+8 -3))¹ ,please note, not all downvotes are really counted, since the monastery limits the number of "significant downvotes" per day. So downvotes for propositions which are further down the list don't show anymore...

UPDATE: no I don't consider this poll representative, but at least it allows multiple votes and dynamic adjustments/propositions, which is sometimes a nice alternative to the local standard polls.

In reply to Re: =()= Poll: And the winner is ... by LanX
in thread Poll: How should the =( )= be called??? by LanX

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