SWS, Pulse Asia, and other surveys

[peewee_toot]

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ngano kaha sa nga kung mahutdan og positive nga news ky mang gawas mn dayun ning surveys? hahaha.

[leo_trams]

hain kahay maayo ug mag survey pud mo ug inyo unya isibya pud na sa tanan radyo ug telebisyon ug ipagawas sa tanan pamantalaan...unya palabwanay dayun mo ug kinsa'y tinuod hehehe.

^^ try again. This time make your post a little more intelligent. You should know what 'thread crapping' is right?

^^ ...what thread crapping are you talking about?..lol

If you have doubts on SWS, PULSE Asia, and other surveys...can't you not make your own parallel survey to counter their what you believed to be 'wrong' representations?
SWS, Pulse Asia and other surveys have been there eversince I can remember...but not once did I believe or bother to scrutinize their results...survey ra man, unya ila man pud isulti pila ang respondents, basin na timing lang nga ang gipangutana dili pabor or pabor sa sentiments sa uban...

If SWS, PULSE Asia and other surveys conditions the minds of the people..are you saying that all the previous survey results since the beginning of all these surveys are all made up so that we all ended having Ramos, Erap, GMA and Pnoy as Presidents? you mean right now, they already have something cooking on who must be the next President after Pnoy and all future Presidents?


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[eezychair]

1. thread crapping
v. Thread crapping occurs when a person comes into a thread and posts something contrary to the spirit/intent of the thread, often derailing the discussion or turning it into an argument. (Urban Dictionary: thread crapping)

The intent of the thread was to solicit opinion from istoryans who may have been part of any of these surveys to at least affirm that these are done according to how it is described by those taking the survey. By asking those who have given their opinion to conduct a survey themselves and "isibya pud na sa tanan radyo ug telebisyon ug ipagawas sa tanan pamantalaan...unya palabwanay dayun mo ug kinsa'y tinuod hehehe." is thread crapping.

The premise was that I find some surveys and their results dubious and I wanted to have this doubt removed by way of explanation by someone who may have been part of such a survey. Conditioning of the minds is an opinion based on the doubts about the results and the timing with which the results are released.

I know surveys are backed by scientific methods which I agree too. But then again, results 'may' be corrupted to suit a need by an individual and a group.

[salvadorjr]

I don't believed in them, kay kong kinsay nag pa survey maoy matoman para publicity ra.