For some reason, I cannot post or create new topics. Im not being moderated by the way. This is an error message I get:

Error:

You do not have access to create msgs on this board.

Problem with the voting system is it registers your vote if you check it again. But the next day, somehow all your votes get reset.

From now on, any events that happen on this site that I feel I should get an emblem but the next day I didn't, I'll create a thread to report it no matter what. Seriously.

That's nice. I voted twice because I noticed the voting system reset somehow and now I won't be able to get the emblem. This website is really glitched.

To temporarily forget real life problems. Hey, it's safer than drugs and better than spilling all your emotional crap at another person who doesn't want to hear about them.

I could also say it's a way of making yourself be the hero you want to be but can't in real life. On almost all games, YOU are the hero. You save the world. Can you have that chance in real life?

NXE has too much stuff that I don't even use, and it's full of ads, some not even for games! XMB all the way.

punkdave

Seriously, the ads in NXE = :evil:

[QUOTE="DamageDamage"]

How can it be over 27 million PSN users when only 23 million PS3s have been sold? lol, owned.

Nonstop-Madness

Same goes for Silver accounts on the 360.

http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/101/1014486p1.html

IGN's article gives a better overview of each categories related to the specific question asked.

Margin of error in elections is very off and is a bad example for final results as people's final decision can greatly differ from their answer during a poll. Nontheless, non-election related poll tend to be more faithful to the final result.

[QUOTE="the_real_VIP"]

As in mathematics, there's the usual 3% margin error. How many here actually learned Statistics at school? Even though some would claim that only lemmings answered to the poll, there's still a larger number that are not lemmings and according to research that's where that 3% margin error falls in. If any dooesn't believe in a poll, please look at all and any kind of polls taken in general and compare it with the final results that were found and see how many of them were totally wrong or too off.

The__Havoc

So you're going to say that polling 5,000 people = 30,000,000 people with a margin of error of 3% ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margin_of_error

2004 presidential poll:

1013 polled out of a population of 300 million

Margin of error: +/- 3 to 4% interval of change

[QUOTE="the_real_VIP"][QUOTE="clone01"] how do any of these features make it superior for gaming, though? they're bells and whistles.clone01