Moderator Election - Voting Booth C: Dragyness

[Tempest]

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Vote on the following poll as fairly as you can on whether you think Dragyness should become a moderator or not for the following forum(s):
Introduction
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If you do not feel you can make an informed decision about the nominee, please feel free to vote Abstain. If you have something to say, then post it below this message.

This poll will be open for one week. Every two days, another poll will be opened for the next candidate for the next sector (ie forum) in line. Note that there is no need to place your vote immediately and you are even encouraged to deliberate and think through your decision.

Lastly, in order to vote, you must be a registered user.
The nominee must be approved by a two-thirds supermajority to be selected.

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[Firuweata]

Tempest, does that picture have something to do with the Matrix???

If not, what is it from, because it looks like it's from that one Matrix animation cartoon they used to have...

[Fyre]

no contest, there's no nicer person to meet and greet.

[Chalgrish]

And there's noone who's more likely to eat your head! =3 Although she voted Abstain to keep it fair.

[Dragyness]

*blushes* Aw thanks Fyre^^

[Exanderous]

Thats my baby! *tackle clings*


*Is suddenly struck with the professional self at the board*

*ahem*

Sorry...

[White Dragon Alorith]

I voted nay since I am the only opponent. *Grins*

[Tempest]

Tempest, does that picture have something to do with the Matrix???

If not, what is it from, because it looks like it's from that one Matrix animation cartoon they used to have...

No, not this one. This is a picture of the room-sized virtual reality display at the Brown University "Cave". The Cave creates an unusual reading experiences by having interactions between the text and the body of the reader. It begins as a reading and listening experience; texts appear on the Cave's walls, surrounding the reader and after a time, the words begin to come loose. The reader finds s/he can knock them back with his/her hand. Words peel faster and faster, struck words don't always return to where they came from, and words with nowhere to go can break apart. Eventually, when too many are off the wall, the rest peel loose, swirl around the reader, and collapse.

There is a video available that would probably explains better what it is.
Low resolution (10 meg):
http://www.uiowa.edu/~iareview/tirweb/f ... 4_LoFi.mov
High Resolution (73 meg):
http://www.uiowa.edu/~iareview/tirweb/f ... 4_HiFi.mov

[White Dragon Alorith]

Looks awsome! I don't foresee them being sold in stores though.

[Tempest]

The denizens of the Dragnix bulletin board have spoken.

Congrat

I will change your status and message you some moderator guidelines shortly.