Live Poll: Water!

I tried typing french, sorry! ;)

Corrected. I hope the rest fits.

I double checked all facts and read a lot about.

They should be all straight facts.

It took an ammount of time, gosh! :D

1. @Breumaster,
2. This is a nice combination of water physics and related films.

I guess you notices that this is a part of my poll row with "!":

Balls!

Fire!

Water!

Another idea could be:

Earth!

Wind!

Food!

Pizza!

Alcohol!

Smoke!

Oceans!

Animals!

Mobility!

...

We could do so many interesting fact-based polls, or polls about creativity in movies.

1000nds a finger. ;)

At the moment my problem is time, because I got a bunch of problems around and literally have no time. And also I wouldn't make a lot of work again when the state of the forum is like that. Broken code, that makes work difficult. No option to add characters like in the holiday idea. Or the other things I mentioned. The primary problem I have is time.

I was trying to write the subscript (low) ₂

I've corrected it. H2O, ok.

Also structure.

@Peter_pbn​ 

Thank you, Peter. I've corrected "structure".

@dan_dassow​ 

That's nice Dan. I won't change the list in any kind until you tell me to do so.

@Breumaster​,

I've given up on IMDb correcting the problem that polls cannot have non-ASCII Unicode characters. I really like your poll, and do not want to wait any longer for IMDb to correct the problem. Please make the following edits:Google Gemini scanned your IMDb list text for non-ASCII characters. These are characters that fall outside the standard 128-character ASCII set (such as special symbols, accented letters, or "smart" typography).

Below are the specific characters found and their locations within your text.

Summary of Non-ASCII Characters

Detailed Breakdown

• Scientific Notation & Units: * The degree symbol (°) appears in the Triple Point section and the density section ($4 \text{ °C}$).

  • The time measurement for hydrogen bonds uses superscript characters: 10⁻¹².

• Typography & Punctuation: * Smart Quotes: The text uses "curly" or "smart" quotes (“ ”) and apostrophes (’) instead of the standard "straight" ASCII versions (" and ').

  • Dashes: An En Dash (–) is used in the "The Martian" credit, and a non-standard hyphen appears in "disruptions-like."

• Special Formatting:

  • The word "(K)now!?" in the final title contains standard ASCII, but the text surrounding the Emoto section uses the smart quotes mentioned above.

Thank you again for your understanding. Maybe some day we can convince IMDb to correct the problem.

@dan_dassow​ 

Ok, Dan. I'll further double check, if there are problems with ASCII.

If you want, you can take my Time-Poll I made up last time.

There I checked it until last, if there are probs with ASCII.

It should be ok.

@dan_dassow​ 

I'll correct the Water-Poll meanwhile.

@dan_dassow​ 

Ok, Dan. I've checked it again. and re-checked and re-checked and re-checked and re-checked, ....

Now the Water-poll should be releaseable.

Congratulations, @Breumaster​!

Water!

Live Poll: https://www.imdb.com/poll/YgNqxkvkHPuHYWXTmXrokQ/

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@dan_dassow​ 

Thank you, Dan. Thank you, Buddies. :D

I will better take care of these characters in future.

The mere main problem is that some scientific sites 

use non ASCII-characters. An appearance which happens

also on Wikipedia, often. When I research and copy 

little parts like numbers or names from, I'll better

check and re-check. I never copy whole article texts 

due to copyright infringements and to avoid plagiarism.

Often I merge the whole research I did with chat-gpt.

That is also a source for "wrong" characters. 

Indeed the characters it uses look way better

than the ASCIIs.If one corrects texts with chat-gpt,

he/she should inform chat-gpt first to keep all safe

in ASCII.

It does like Gemini, but only if it is pre-informed

to do so. You have to tell it: "Make it so!" ;)

Greets.

@Jessica​ 

Hi, Jessica. I replaced #10 with the original text I was able to restore. It got lost because I was overtired. You can re-push it now. Thank you for pointing out. I wrote a text that sure is ASCII-Konform. It just needed a little change at the power of ten part.