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facebook poll


Question Posted Sunday July 15 2007, 1:19 pm

on the main page i see that someone created a poll and there are the results from that poll but can i actually be a part of someeone's poll? today is july 15 and the poll of the day is: how many friends do you have on facebook? see results | create. but how do i take it?

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Cux answered Sunday July 15 2007, 11:34 pm:
As you probably notice, there are only 10,000 people or something that answered that question. It is the same amount everyday. I've always wondered this myself.. and realized that when the poll is created and released, you have to be there to answer it, right then. If you're not- then you won't get the chance to answer if you're there when it is released.

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