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While I think this is an interesting and important topic, and a complicated judgement call, I'm trying to figure out why a random internet poll is playing a serious role in the conversation.


As a proxy for the sentiments of the hundreds of thousands of stakeholders (aka regular people) who don't have corporate PR departments to make their views known?


Or a proxy for a few hundred Austin residents who are annoyed by the traffic jams. Or as a proxy for bots representing a competing conference. Or who knows. That's kind of the problem with random internet polls.




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