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Originally Posted by GneissGuy
The way you phrased your questions is a little biased.
"Monger: I always pay upfront as a gesture of good faith"
as in "I'm a good guy so I pay first."
"Monger: I always pay afterward or no session."
As in "I pay afterwards and I'm an ass about it."
Why not just ask if you pay first or afterwards and not attach any emotionally charged words to it? Are you a professional pollster in real life who conducts the "unbiased" polls we see on the news, or in political campaigns?
Also, why make the poll public where people can see how you voted?
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There are four options included for both sides including the less adament options.
Our perceptions differ. I do not consider someone who insist upon paying afterward or collecting upfront in order for the session to proceed to be an ass so your statement about being biased is inaccurate. It is their preference.
In that regard your comment sounds far more biased than the poll options.
Those who insist upon paying up front or collecting afterward are indeed displaying a gesture of good faith because there is an obvious willingness to take all of the risk in order to establish a sense of trust. Again this is neither better nor worse than the other preferences.
Based upon board observation those who insist upon paying afterward or collecting upfront in order for the session to proceed are pretty adamant to the point of becoming emotional if it turns into a board debate.
There is no agenda attached as you are insinuating. Those hobbyists more flexible have boxes to check as well.
Your statement might apply if there were fewer options provided however that is not the case.
The whole point of the poll being public was so everyone can see one another's preferences. This I would think is a very good thing for the board rather than whatever it is you are trying to imply.
We're not exactly discussing a confidential nor inflammatory topic.
It is a simple self explanatory poll. If for some odd reason you don't want others to see your preference don't participate. Simple as that.