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The guy who rigged the phone poll called every 90 seconds for 8 hours. 60 seconds x 60 minutes=3600 seconds in an hour. 3600 seconds divided by one call every 90 seconds is 40 calls an hour. 40 calls times 8 hours is 320 calls, at 50 cents a call or $160. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mikedee429 ( talk • contribs) 18:36, 7 June 2012 (UTC)
It's just the math based on O'Neil's statement, if you dial a phone number every 90 seconds for 8 hours, you do it 320 times, not 200. The original wiki writer sorta crapped out on the math, that's all the correction was. It's not over 200 possible votes, it's over 300 possible votes, 320 to be exact, which is probably how it should be worded, citing "adding up to 320 possible votes to the death line"]. Thoughts?
JGreb, have we determined we want bad math in this article then? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mikedee429 ( talk • contribs) 20:35, 12 June 2012 (UTC)
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I would add this myself if I was a reader of Todd's series, but I'm not. In Nightwing (2016)'s "2021 Annual" issue, Jason Todd guest stars and they make a point of saying he's trying to go completely legit. As a symbol of that, he now uses a crowbar as a standard weapon and is more open about talking about having "unresolved issues" over his relationship with Batman. In a seemingly productive way, not a snide way. Anyway, someone more familiar with where he's at should take a look at this article. A few sentences or a small, new paragraph ought to cover it. lethargilistic ( talk) 01:32, 4 March 2022 (UTC)
Todd eventually re-joined Batman's supporting cast as an "on-again, off-again ally"strikes me as historically accurate (i.e., it can remain), but significantly out of date if it's true that he's now meant to be a straightforward ally. We agree that any potential mention of Jason's new crowbar speaks for itself. Obviously, this rough idea is OR and a secondary source would need to be sought out. I'm non-committal. I'm not in a position to suggest the exact change, but I think there's something there. lethargilistic ( talk) 02:57, 4 March 2022 (UTC)
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The guy who rigged the phone poll called every 90 seconds for 8 hours. 60 seconds x 60 minutes=3600 seconds in an hour. 3600 seconds divided by one call every 90 seconds is 40 calls an hour. 40 calls times 8 hours is 320 calls, at 50 cents a call or $160. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mikedee429 ( talk • contribs) 18:36, 7 June 2012 (UTC)
It's just the math based on O'Neil's statement, if you dial a phone number every 90 seconds for 8 hours, you do it 320 times, not 200. The original wiki writer sorta crapped out on the math, that's all the correction was. It's not over 200 possible votes, it's over 300 possible votes, 320 to be exact, which is probably how it should be worded, citing "adding up to 320 possible votes to the death line"]. Thoughts?
JGreb, have we determined we want bad math in this article then? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mikedee429 ( talk • contribs) 20:35, 12 June 2012 (UTC)
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I would add this myself if I was a reader of Todd's series, but I'm not. In Nightwing (2016)'s "2021 Annual" issue, Jason Todd guest stars and they make a point of saying he's trying to go completely legit. As a symbol of that, he now uses a crowbar as a standard weapon and is more open about talking about having "unresolved issues" over his relationship with Batman. In a seemingly productive way, not a snide way. Anyway, someone more familiar with where he's at should take a look at this article. A few sentences or a small, new paragraph ought to cover it. lethargilistic ( talk) 01:32, 4 March 2022 (UTC)
Todd eventually re-joined Batman's supporting cast as an "on-again, off-again ally"strikes me as historically accurate (i.e., it can remain), but significantly out of date if it's true that he's now meant to be a straightforward ally. We agree that any potential mention of Jason's new crowbar speaks for itself. Obviously, this rough idea is OR and a secondary source would need to be sought out. I'm non-committal. I'm not in a position to suggest the exact change, but I think there's something there. lethargilistic ( talk) 02:57, 4 March 2022 (UTC)