The poll on Windows Live Messenger usage has been up for two months, much longer than intended, so it’s now come to a close, and here are the results:
How often do you use Messenger?
- Everyday (84% | 992 Votes)
- I rarely sign out (7% | 87 Votes)
- Every 2 or 3 days (5% | 56 Votes)
- Once or twice a week (2% | 20 Votes)
- Never (2% | 20 Votes)
Total Votes: 1,175
Over 90% of visitors use Messenger everyday, some of them claiming they don’t bother signing out (always gotta be available, right?). Those who don’t sign in every day didn’t even make the 10% mark!
Considering this site is about Messenger, it’s no surprise the results show most people use Messenger regularly. Although I’m curious, who are the 20 that voted Never? What brought them here?
My time away was almost twice as long as I expected, but I’m now back and hopefully I can update the site as much as visitors expect. According to the poll results, most voters would like to see updates at least each day. That’s not impossible to do, but I have to say it is asking a lot, 3-5 per week is not an unreasonable goal, so that’s what I’ll be aiming for.
How often should this site be updated?
- At least daily (43% | 83 Votes)
- 3-5 times per week (20% | 39 Votes)
- I don’t mind (19% | 37 Votes)
- Once a week (17% | 32 Votes)
Total Votes: 191
This year I would like to invite guest posters to contribute to the site. If you want to write something you think others would be interested in reading, whether it’s a short news piece, a tutorial, review, tip or trick, or even just your opinion on something relating to Windows Live Messenger, get in contact and get it on the front page!
The first poll I have put up, Are you using Windows Live Messenger?, has come to a close. It ran a little longer than I originally planned (just over one month), but here are the results:
Are you using Windows Live Messenger?
- Yes, I’m loving it. (59% | 382 Votes)
- Yes, but I don’t see the point. (27% | 178 Votes)
- No, I’m not really interested. (7% | 48 Votes)
- No, but I might get it later. (4% | 23 Votes)
- No, what is it? (3% | 19 Votes)
Total Votes: 650
Since this site focuses on Windows Live Messenger, it’s no surprise the results are in favour of going for yes. Altogether, 560 voters are using Windows Live Messenger, and only 90 aren’t using it.
