tags: online poll, scienceblogs
While we are talking about online polls, I'd like to point out that ScienceBlogs is conducting a poll on the right sideboard that they will use to improve the site based on reader feedback. Their poll is kinda fun and will only take about 5 minutes or so of your time to answer. Not only that, but you have the chance to win a free iPod nano in a drawing. Of course, I can't win this, because I am a SciBling, but I'd sure love it if one of my readers won!
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