The Industry Standard users will learn how to formulate proper predictions by 2009

Can Koklu Can — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 07:47:49 -0700

I feel bad for doing this, but so many of the suggestions are vague in terms of measurement and deadlines that it had to be done.

This is a prediction that by 2009, more than 90% of the active predictions at the site (www.thestandard.com) will:

- have category tags;

- be properly capitalized (as per tinyurl.com/2pb6u5 );

- be measurable;

- have a prediction close date at least a couple of days before the prediction's end date (to prevent last second dumping);

- clearly state the way the prediction is going to be measured.

Can Koklu Can — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 07:47:49 -0700

I feel bad for doing this, but so many of the suggestions are vague in terms of measurement and deadlines that it had to be done.

This is a prediction that by 2009, more than 90% of the active predictions at the site (www.thestandard.com) will:

- have category tags;

- be properly capitalized (as per tinyurl.com/2pb6u5 );

- be measurable;

- have a prediction close date at least a couple of days before the prediction's end date (to prevent last second dumping);

- clearly state the way the prediction is going to be measured.

Can Koklu Can — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 07:47:49 -0700

I feel bad for doing this, but so many of the suggestions are vague in terms of measurement and deadlines that it had to be done.

This is a prediction that by 2009, more than 90% of the active predictions at the site (www.thestandard.com) will:

- have category tags;

- be properly capitalized (as per tinyurl.com/2pb6u5 );

- be measurable;

- have a prediction close date at least a couple of days before the prediction's end date (to prevent last second dumping);

- clearly state the way the prediction is going to be measured.

Can Koklu Can — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 07:47:49 -0700

I feel bad for doing this, but so many of the suggestions are vague in terms of measurement and deadlines that it had to be done.

This is a prediction that by 2009, more than 90% of the active predictions at the site (www.thestandard.com) will:

- have category tags;

- be properly capitalized (as per tinyurl.com/2pb6u5 );

- be measurable;

- have a prediction close date at least a couple of days before the prediction's end date (to prevent last second dumping);

- clearly state the way the prediction is going to be measured.

Can Koklu Can — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 07:47:49 -0700

I feel bad for doing this, but so many of the suggestions are vague in terms of measurement and deadlines that it had to be done.

This is a prediction that by 2009, more than 90% of the active predictions at the site (www.thestandard.com) will:

- have category tags;

- be properly capitalized (as per tinyurl.com/2pb6u5 );

- be measurable;

- have a prediction close date at least a couple of days before the prediction's end date (to prevent last second dumping);

- clearly state the way the prediction is going to be measured.