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[cyrano]

So I saw two movies, both way more crowded than I had the least interest in dealing with. Who would have thought, two weekends (and more) after release, that many people would want to go to the cinema on a Monday? Probably anybody who remembered that it was the day after Christmas and realized that the cinema would be full of parents and children on holiday break, children who would cry and race about and plaintively ask 'Daddy, why are they hurting the fox?' and 'What does that do?' and 'Can I have more popcorm?'
They were both perfectly serviceable films. I was reminded of just how much Lewis' story was not a Christian allegory and was amused when each King and Queen was assigned a cardinal compass point and an element upon coronation. And I liked the Fairy Puffs breakfast cereal at the Hufflepuff breakfast table.
I may attempt to watch them again with fewer people and when I can see the screen at a reasonable non-neck-breaking angle. But definitely not the movie going experience I'd hoped for. Rather disappointed. At least there was jamba.


From lj_notify@livejournal.com Mon Dec 26 14:09:44 2005
Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2005 21:52:29 UT
From: lj_notify@livejournal.com
To: cyrano@nog.net
Subject: Moderated submission notification

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This has already been suggested. The update page does include a link to the poll creator, in all three site schemes.

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Time: 2005-12-26 09:04
Subject: Poll creation
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Title
Poll creation

Short, concise description of the idea
I think it'd be useful to have a link to 'create a poll' from the sidebar, userinfo page or 'update journal' page.

Full description of the idea
I'm using the 'classic' style without the mouseover bar along the top--something like this may already exist in the newer format.

An ordered list of benefits

• Easier to create polls for journal entries.

An ordered list of problems/issues involved

• Clutters up sidebar with another option.

An organized list, or a few short paragraphs detailing suggestions for implementation

• Um. Edit the code for the sidebar (which if I were at all knowledgeable in coding I suspect I could just do myself but I'm not.)

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And yet, I still don't see it anywhere. Just in case, I even had Firefox do a 'FIND' on the word poll on the Update Journal page. Anybody who can help me? Speak right up.

Comments

[outlawcoon.livejournal.com]

I have 'create a poll' under the 'paid account options.'

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

Hunh. Which version are you using? I don't have 'paid account options' alas. (I also don't have mouseovers.)

[cerulean-me.livejournal.com]

I don't have paid account options either.

I have to go to "about" then "paid accounts" scroll down to Polls, click on "create weird own polls" which takes me to FAQ Question #69. Then I click "Poll Creater."

This FINALLY gets me to http://www.livejournal.com/poll/create.bml

To make *MY* life easier, I just put it in my user info.

[outlawcoon.livejournal.com]

I'm currently viewing the update page in IE 6.0. I just use the raw update page (even when I'm at my home PC, which I'm not now, so) so that's the only version that I know to tell you. :}

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

No no no, I meant which version of LiveJournal are you using? Sorry I wasn't more explicit.

[outlawcoon.livejournal.com]

See, I don't have any client downloaded. So I just use what comes up when I hit www.livejournal.com. I can't even find a version number anywhere, though I never thought to look until you asked.

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

Hrm. I bet that's it, then. The new spiffy java web format thing probably has the link. Perhaps Support forgot that anybody still uses this one. (: Thank you.