Puzzle Subject Preferences
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Puzzle Subject Preferences
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| Architecture |
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| Landscapes |
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| cartoon animals |
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| realistic animals |
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| cartoon people |
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| realistic people |
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| all of the above |
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| other |
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Total Votes : 177
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(last vote on : 7/25/2009 5:31:26 PM)
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Puzzle Subject Preferences - 5/6/2009 3:26:08 PM
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chaosmanor
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I just finished this week's Basic 70x50 FaP, which pictures the I'timād-ud-Daulah, the tomb of Mirza Ghiyas Beg, in Agra, India. I was going to come in here and thank you for this particular puzzle, as it is not only quite realistic, but also a lot of fun, and is the sort of puzzle which I would most like to see.
Then I decided that it might be a good idea to set up a poll, asking folks to select their favorite types of puzzle subjects. I've tried to be as inclusive as I can, but have left an "other" option, in which case I would ask you describe the subject type that you would like to see.
There is no deadline to this, although I expect that it will run down in a couple of months, unless someone digs through the older posts and adds a comment. Please only vote once! If you want to expand on an earlier comment, that's fine, but please only cast a vote one time. You can vote for more than one type.
Thanks! Looking forward to seeing how this goes 
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RE: Puzzle Subject Preferences - 5/25/2009 2:40:32 PM
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calico-girl
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Thank you posting this query. I do have preferences, so I like having some input.
In addition to my favorite categories, I chose Other on general principal. I always include an Other option when I design a poll. In this particular area of interest, I believe that we all want to encourage creative thinking, so I'd love to see what original ideas people can imagine.
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RE: Puzzle Subject Preferences - 6/19/2009 8:42:42 AM
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Claudia
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My 'other' is well-known objects, often art. Michelangelo's David, George Washington in profile, etc. The Abbey Road puzzle is an excellent example, though it doubles as realistic people. ;-) For that matter, some of the architecture category fits here too.
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RE: Puzzle Subject Preferences - 6/20/2009 8:57:35 PM
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chickybugger
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i am not sure where to put this but seeing as people are talking about what the puzzles are of, may i just mention that i noticed that (at least) two of this weeks LAPs have a common theme.... i havent started the mega LAP yet so dont know if it relates to the theme at all too. the theme i noticed was Gods in Hinduism and Buddhism
(highlight it to see what it says)
ps. i am in high school and when i saw this theme i was very excited because i had just finished learning about it, and i predicted it before it was finished. it was exciting to see that i was right!
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RE: Puzzle Subject Preferences - 6/28/2009 2:51:53 PM
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Cyclone
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So far cartoons are being ruled out, I notice. *LOL*
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