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Choose the most appropriate category.
For instance, if your monitor size is 1280x760, then the resolution is greater than 1024x760 but smaller than 1280x1024, so choose a category with 1280x1024 (depending on how long your posts are).
The reason that I am posting this poll is because I believe there to be a correlation between screen resolution and the length of the posts that users type.
For those curious, I am often accused of having excessively long, wordy posts. My monitor's resolution is 1920x1200 (widescreen).
Poll: What is your monitor resolution and post length?
(Vote): <= 800x600 / greater than average post length
(Vote): <= 1024x760 / greater than average post length
(Vote): <= 12800x1024 / greater than average post length
(Vote): <= 1600x1200 / greater than average post length
(Vote): > 1600x1200 / greater than average post length
(Vote): <= 800x600 / shorter than average post length
(Vote): <= 1024x760 / shorter than average post length
(Vote): <= 1280x1024 / shorter than average post length
(Vote): <= 1600x1200 / shorter than average post length
(Vote): > 1600x1200 / shorter than average post length
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1680x1050 and all i ever do is post one liners basically.
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Osaka27181 Posts
Having something worthy to say is a posting attribute that has nothing to do with the resolution on your monitor.
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1440x900, I'm not much of a writer so my posts tend to be short 
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what? i clicked on one of the 1280x1024.
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12800x1024 / greater than average post length
thats a huge monitor
I'm probably one of the few people who uses 1152x864 
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Canada7170 Posts
I will now and then write big long posts when I have a lot to say.
Otherwise it's just flames and congratulations.
Also, I thought this would be another dick poll.
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Directly proportional to penis length.
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There's a very good saying -
A wise man speaks because he has something to say. A fool speaks because he has to say something.
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I really really doubt that resolution has anything to do with post length. There are alot of factors that could affect the postlenght but I guess it just comes down to personality.
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The title is so misleading...
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I got a 1280x800 laptop so i can't vote but monitor size isn't really the important factor here.
More important is how cluttered your window is and how much you type.
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On September 01 2007 10:12 LxRogue wrote:
I got 1280x800 laptop so i can't vote but monitor size isn't really the important factor here.
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1680/1050 // I don't know...
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On September 01 2007 10:09 oshibori_probe wrote:
The title is so misleading...
LoL, qft.
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You know, I swear if you looked at standardized test essay lengths, the distribution of essay length would be nonuniform, clumping significantly towards the end of one page, the end of the second page, the end of the third page, etc.
But the post box here afaik is the same size for everybody so I wouldn't expect any significant correlation. But who knows.
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On September 01 2007 09:43 Manifesto7 wrote:
Having something worthy to say is a posting attribute that has nothing to do with the resolution on your monitor.
You're right, but I think people who have smaller monitors try to be more concise because after awhile they start going "holy shit, look how long my post is." My longer posts don't normally fill my screen.
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On September 01 2007 10:32 Myrmidon wrote:
You know, I swear if you looked at standardized test essay lengths, the distribution of essay length would be nonuniform, clumping significantly towards the end of one page, the end of the second page, the end of the third page, etc.
But the post box here afaik is the same size for everybody so I wouldn't expect any significant correlation. But who knows.
Not at all true. Right now I just increased my resolution and the reply box takes up most of the screen.
If I scroll to the top of the page, I cannot see the last thread on the left side panel for the SC 2 forum. If I max out my res, I see all the way to the bottom of sports and games.
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On September 01 2007 10:48 Mortality wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2007 10:32 Myrmidon wrote:
You know, I swear if you looked at standardized test essay lengths, the distribution of essay length would be nonuniform, clumping significantly towards the end of one page, the end of the second page, the end of the third page, etc.
But the post box here afaik is the same size for everybody so I wouldn't expect any significant correlation. But who knows. Not at all true. Right now I just increased my resolution and the reply box takes up most of the screen. If I scroll to the top of the page, I cannot see the last thread on the left side panel for the SC 2 forum. If I max out my res, I see all the way to the bottom of sports and games.
Well, what I meant was that the post box is the same number of pixels, not the relative size on the screen. Try copy/paste the following message into a post box: + Show Spoiler +
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
This is a test 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012
or some such. It fits exactly for me, but that might depend on system font etc. Just fill up the post box with material of any sort, like the above. Then switch resolution to lower and higher. The post box should still be filled exactly, just scaled differently depending on your resolution.
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Do most people really maximize their browser windows? I usually have about 20-40 open across my 6 desktops, and I never maximize them unless there's a poorly designed site that won't fit in the width (they are wider than 800 in the restored state). That would have a bigger effect than resolution, I would think.
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