Live Poll: Favorite Movie Poster Inspired by Great Works of Art

@Jessica​ Thankful.
I made the changes (:

@hamidrezampmm​ 

Please also make the edit in your list.

@Jessica​ Honestly, I had completely forgotten the list🤦😂.
Thank you for your attention🙏

@Pencho15 

Thank you very much for your help🙏💐
I will add to the list

What does FYC stand for?

@hamidrezampmm​ ,

FYC is an abbreviation of For Your Consideration.

Your poll suggestion is very good. However, other poll authors may provide additional advice to improve your poll.

To answer another question you raised elsewhere: Do the poll admins ever reject a poll?

The admins generally do not explicitly reject a poll suggestion unless the poll clearly violates IMDb's terms of service, such as hate speech or adult content that would be considered not safe for work. We also will reject a poll that is overtly political, marginalizes or stereotypes a person or group of people or comes across as mean spirited.

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FAQ: Time to Go Live

Just because a poll has not gone live, does not mean that it is not a worthy candidate for going live in the future.

It takes time and effort to develop a poll that is both enjoyable to take and meets IMDb's minimum standards. Polls with very clear criteria that limit their scope, are well written and unique generally go live faster than polls that have broad criteria.

The IMDb Poll message board receives on average between five and ten poll suggestions per day. If you see a poll you like that has not gone live, you can help get that poll noticed by casting a straw vote or making constructive suggestions in the poll suggestion thread.

On average it takes 79.6 days to go live. Fifty percent (the median or 50 percentile) of polls go live in 11.2 days. The maximum number of days a poll took to go live is 1662.1 days.

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@dan_dassow​ Thanks for all the good information
I always appreciate the help of others.
Recently I want to start a new method, that everyone who helped me, when my poll is live, I will post the names of those who helped(on that post).
I hope this becomes a tradition.
The next point is that in my opinion: a bad ending is better than an open ending.
I'd be much happier to find out which of my polls was rejected than to have everything ambiguous.
Thank you for writing how to manage a poll
I know that a poll should be innovative, but sometimes I feel that everyone has a specific definition of innovative.
For example, it is interesting to me that among all the winners of the best actress at the Oscars, which one is the best?

And I posted part one and part two and three are completely ready, but I don't know if my first suggestion will be accepted at all until I post the rest.
In any case, I try to make my survey enjoyable.

@hamidrezampmm​ 

Recently I want to start a new method, that everyone who helped me, when my poll is live, I will post the names of those who helped(on that post).
I hope this becomes a tradition.

That's a nice idea. It's also common to thank other users in the poll's intro. Drevnibor used to do that a lot. Examples:

https://www.imdb.com/poll/Cp_LYbaHobU/

https://www.imdb.com/poll/sZR2-bBFirQ/

https://www.imdb.com/poll/S5Mn06hUdRE/

Glad someone else has already done this, thanks for the info
You also helped me several times with my posts ((:

@dan_dassow Thank you very much for your very good suggestion.
I added
Of course, with the number 11, based on the year of the movie release ((:

@hamidrezampmm​ 

#18 The Cabin in the Woods 

M.C. Escher's Relativity

@dan_dassow 

I don't know why I didn't understand at all, I just saw the second part of your comment💐

@Jessica 

Thank you for your help and reminder, I really wouldn't have understood if you hadn't told me💐🙏

@Peter_pbn​ thank you🙏