No idea what this means, but hey:

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Do businesses using Twitter engage you, or turn you off the offering and potentially Twitter itself? In our Twitter business poll we found that the majority - 56.6% felt that if it was done on a personal level, it was actually pretty engaging.

In the absence of a decent round up lately, here it is (does that even make sense).

Our poll on Gordon Ramsay and ritual humiliation, scored a dead heat 50/50 result, while a 100% felt that there was a great deal of hypocrisy over Michael Jackson.

Are ‘fat celebrities’ presenting a dangerous role model? No, according to 2/3rds of those polled.

Finally, there was a surprising 50% split on whether Microsoft should be worried about the Google Chrome OS due for release next year.

In the aftermath of North Korea’s nuclear test, 100% though that sanctions should be imposed, with the same amount also feeling that action outside the UN would have little chance of working: http://beatpoll.com/polls/view/196.

Meanwhile, PaulJen’s poll about who should foot the bill for the Obama’s date night brought similar resounding results: http://beatpoll.com/polls/view/198. Staying on Obama, his speech in Cairo played well with almost everyone thinking it was the right tone to instigate change: http://beatpoll.com/polls/view/199.

Should Susan Boyle have been allowed to perform on Britain’s Got Talent? Toby Young thought so but BeatPoll users couldn’t decide: http://beatpoll.com/polls/view/200.