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MickyD	Vote!
	Vote on the survey attached to this one.. http://www.smh.com.au/business/property/home-prices-seen-stagnating-survey-20100729-10wti.html#poll Let's knock the Bulls off the chart.
	on: Thu 29 of Jul, 2010 [03:14 UTC] reads: 826

Posted messages Style Plain Threaded Headers Only Sort Newest first Oldest first Find author message SafetyBear  Re: Vote! on: Thu 29 of Jul, 2010 [09:23 UTC] I voted with the bulls. The whole thing';s a joke. Let them sity on their bubble for a while longer. Because when this is is over I'll be bagging them out for it FOREVER. author message bluehumaninavacuum  Re: Re: Vote! on: Thu 29 of Jul, 2010 [12:39 UTC] I like your style. It appears you've been reading The Art of War, by Mr Sun Tzu. author message MickyD  Re: Vote! on: Fri 30 of Jul, 2010 [04:32 UTC] "The General that hearkens to my counsel and acts upon it, will conquer: let such a one be retained in command! The general that hearkens not to my counsel nor acts upon it, will suffer defeat!!!" -Mr Sun Tzu author message jazzwoman  Re: Vote! on: Mon 02 of Aug, 2010 [08:06 UTC] http://www.news.com.au/features/federal-election/election-issues-dont-bet-your-house-on-this-campaign/comments-e6frfllr-1225899937741 According to this interacting voting tool at least 30% of +/- 11000 people would like to see 'housing affordability' as an election issue. Can these numbers be trusted. And if 'YES' is there an official way to get this issue addressed in the election campain? author message MickyD  Re: Vote! on: Mon 02 of Aug, 2010 [23:39 UTC] I personally believe that the subject is too sensitive and fragile. The pollies will try to avoid the matter as much as possible while campaigning, especially when the only solution to unaffordable housing is affordable housing: which will burn many investors and home owners who have purchased in the last 2 to 4 years (which is a large portion of votes). Maybe after the election is done and dusted, there might be some positive action. author message jpk  Re: Vote! on: Tue 03 of Aug, 2010 [00:05 UTC] > Can these numbers be trusted. And if 'YES' is there an official way to get > this issue addressed in the election campain? The simplest way to do it is to flood our politicians with emails, which was the subject of another discussion thread here. Check how the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation has done it on their website with a bit of server side scripting (BTW, please vote for their cause too) http://www.jdrf.org.au/blog/type-1-advocate/ I wonder if we could come up with a similar thing on the bubblepedia page. I have some knowledge of PHP and would be happy to look into it. There are probably other readers here with the know-how who will be willing to help. author message b9force  Re: Vote! on: Tue 03 of Aug, 2010 [05:33 UTC] > According to this interacting voting tool at least 30% of +/- 11000 people would like to see 'housing affordability' as an election issue. Look at the actual wording of the poll question, jazzwoman: http://www.news.com.au/features/federal-election/you-decide-what-policy-is-the-biggest-priority-for-australia/story-e6frfllr-1225887070424 The issue people actually voted for as their no.1 was "home finance"... not "housing affordability". So I'm inclined to interpret the poll result as meaning that most voters simply want everlasting cheap credit. author message jazzwoman  Re: Vote! on: Tue 03 of Aug, 2010 [07:19 UTC] b9force - of course you are right! author message jazzwoman  Re: Vote! on: Fri 06 of Aug, 2010 [22:55 UTC] http://www.heraldsun.com.au/business/barefoot-investor/housing-gets-the-vote/story-e6frfim6-1225902236840 a follow up on the interactive voting tool.

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