Rule survey: 5 quick questions

Update Oct 26, 73 responses

Results: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UkHq9sl3F0TupoOrHmSAtKxlmhxJ2tbRf1D6SgyFjF0/

1. 46.5% like it
2. 34% for +10pts, 33% for +20pts, 33% prefer the current "+10pts for other" rule
3. 60% prefer random seating
4. 29% like it and 42% want to try, 29% prefer current rule
5. 67% like it (i think this was already implemented a while back)

hi all, i made a rule survey with 5 quick questions:

https://goo.gl/Ena3iC

please participate!

will publish results here soon.

the questions are:

survey  link https://goo.gl/Ena3iC

1) Yes.

2) Yes.

3) Yes.

4) Yes.

5) Lol.. yes

1. No

2. Like the 10 point one

3. Random is best

4. Yes

5. Yes

4. Yes

5. Yes

1.no

2.no

3.no

4.yes

5.yes

Nice survey, but why spam the forum?

yeah sorry i overdid it

1. No

2. Yes

3. No

4. Yes

5. Yes

1. Well, You Can't stop someone from resigning

2. Why Would you want to draw?

3. I got up to 1400 then my rating went back down to 1150, So, score doesn't tell anything tbh, I would have a system where you switch every color every game, like if your red for a game, your blue next game.

4. makes no sense

5. Isn't a stalemate where both the players don't do anything?

1) yes

2) don't really care but stalemate was tricky = more fun in the game

3) random pliz

4) yes

5) yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

1.NO

2.YES

3.YES

4.NO

5.NO

1. YES

2. YES

3. NO

4. NO

5. YES

1.B

2.B

3.B

4.A

5.B

Result for first 45 survey responses:
 
Claiming: 22 likes vs 23 no ty
Stalemate points: 15 for +20, 17 for +10 vs 13 no ty
Seating: 22 likes vs 23 prefer random
Wait for checkmate: 13 like, 17 want to try it, 15 no ty
Wait for stalemate: 30 likes vs 15 no ty

responses in this thread so far:

Claiming: 5:5
Stalemate points: 7:3
Seating: 3:7
Wait for checkmate: 8:3
Wait for stalemate: 9:2
 

Wait for stalemate actually has 3 votes no ty

What does this all mean.

Nothing tbh, just some people's opinions

Thanx!

B

A

B

B

B It's not stalemate! I still have learned to enjoy the "stalemate" rule, but it's not stalemate with it's classical definition. Call it selfstalemate, or anything for that matter, just not "stalemate"