Don't you just hate it when people vote "needs work" just because they are tired of the topic?

Never seen this happen. People may hopelessly flaw it but not needs work.

It seems like a legit reason... topic overload is certainly possible.

I dunno whether they're tired of the topic or not when they choose to do that.

> It seems like a legit reason... topic overload
> is certainly possible.

No, I disagree. "Needs Work" means the survey requires fixing for some reason - grammar, spelling, category, whatever else that is normally noted about surveys. I say it is wrong just because you're tired of a series of topics to say it needs work.

I would say voting "HF" is a more appropriate way to signal a survey creator that enough is enough. Or the most polite way would be just to "nitpick" it or even better yet just ignore voting alltogether.

nope, there really isn't any other option unless "nitpick" is chosen or "hopelessly flawed". at some point, it is truly overkill to ask the same question over and over with one word changed........ just my opinion.

ignoring voting means you don't care about it. if it is something that you don't think should get through or should be changed then you vote. "needs work" can mean you think it should be changed in some way.................. perfect for when you think enough is enough and the survey should be changed. hopelessly flawed to me is when something can't be fixed or should not be fixed and should never get through at all.

Don't take it personally- I'm sure you have millions of survey ideas to awe and disgust us.

Yeah, bunch of novelty junkies.

kidding

I'd have to care to hate........
There are so many more important things to inspire my passion....
like CARBS!!!!!!!!

They should leave it.
There are bigger things in the world.

Or at least they should saying something bigger and better, and explain it further.