Dixie Groundhog Research: Opinion of YoungTexan's job performance (poll runs three days)

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

The controversial Southern regional executive is now facing a recall spearheaded by conservatives critical of him. He is also facing legal problems.
What do you think of his job performance?

[S019]

What I'm going to say is the fact that this is the second time in a year where such an incident happened is a sign that there is an extreme level of boredom in the game, which is alienating many active players. The game is dying and has been on this path for a while, and needs substantial reform to be fixed, I suspect this will fall on deaf ears though, just like it did when I last said this a year ago.

[West_Midlander]

What I'm going to say is the fact that this is the second time in a year where such an incident happened is a sign that there is an extreme level of boredom in the game, which is alienating many active players. The game is dying and has been on this path for a while, and needs substantial reform to be fixed, I suspect this will fall on deaf ears though, just like it did when I last said this a year ago.

What do you propose?

[S019]

What I'm going to say is the fact that this is the second time in a year where such an incident happened is a sign that there is an extreme level of boredom in the game, which is alienating many active players. The game is dying and has been on this path for a while, and needs substantial reform to be fixed, I suspect this will fall on deaf ears though, just like it did when I last said this a year ago.

What do you propose?

Simulated elections. Whoever wants to participate just plays an election game style thing and then bills are passed based on election results. It encourages people to found their own parties and would allow for a true multi party system too.

[West_Midlander]

What I'm going to say is the fact that this is the second time in a year where such an incident happened is a sign that there is an extreme level of boredom in the game, which is alienating many active players. The game is dying and has been on this path for a while, and needs substantial reform to be fixed, I suspect this will fall on deaf ears though, just like it did when I last said this a year ago.

What do you propose?

Simulated elections. Whoever wants to participate just plays an election game style thing and then bills are passed based on election results. It encourages people to found their own parties and would allow for a true multi party system too.

How would that revitalize the game and encourage activity?

[S019]

What I'm going to say is the fact that this is the second time in a year where such an incident happened is a sign that there is an extreme level of boredom in the game, which is alienating many active players. The game is dying and has been on this path for a while, and needs substantial reform to be fixed, I suspect this will fall on deaf ears though, just like it did when I last said this a year ago.

What do you propose?

Simulated elections. Whoever wants to participate just plays an election game style thing and then bills are passed based on election results. It encourages people to found their own parties and would allow for a true multi party system too.

How would that revitalize the game and encourage activity?

The stress and organization of needing to organize election sheets and send out tons of PMs is no longer needed. Instead people just post speeches, which would actually lead to much activity on AFE than the current system where no one posts a campaign thread because no one ever reads it and you'd rather spend that time messaging voters.

[West_Midlander]

What I'm going to say is the fact that this is the second time in a year where such an incident happened is a sign that there is an extreme level of boredom in the game, which is alienating many active players. The game is dying and has been on this path for a while, and needs substantial reform to be fixed, I suspect this will fall on deaf ears though, just like it did when I last said this a year ago.

What do you propose?

Simulated elections. Whoever wants to participate just plays an election game style thing and then bills are passed based on election results. It encourages people to found their own parties and would allow for a true multi party system too.

How would that revitalize the game and encourage activity?

The stress and organization of needing to organize election sheets and send out tons of PMs is no longer needed. Instead people just post speeches, which would actually lead to much activity on AFE than the current system where no one posts a campaign thread because no one ever reads it and you'd rather spend that time messaging voters.

If would fundamentally change the game but fair point. Ty for the answer.

[HillGoose]

I think he is an ok guy, i will be honest i have not had time to read all the recent developments but he has never been anything but cool to me, i think back in the day he might have been the one that nominated me to the COD but i could be wrong

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

With roughly 17 hours left voting...
#1 Southerner (approve)     4 (12.1%)
#2 Southerner (disapprove) 8 (24.2%)
#3 Fremonter (approve)      1 (3%)
#4 Fremonter (disapprove)  10 (30.3%)
#5 Lincolnite (approve)       1 (3%)
#6 Lincolnite (disapprove)   9 (27.3%)

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

#1 Southerner (approve)       4 (11.8%)
#2 Southerner (disapprove)   9 (26.5%)
#3 Fremonter (approve)        1 (2.9%)
#4 Fremonter (disapprove)    10 (29.4%)
#5 Lincolnite (approve)         1 (2.9%)
#6 Lincolnite (disapprove)     9 (26.5%)

Approve % per region: South (30.76%), Fremont (9.09%), Lincoln (10%).
Total votes: 34