Since karma drawings have increased...

Sami

Here's a little tool to help pick the winner. It's very simple but it does require .NET framework to work (most should have it already).

I tested it and it should give everyone a fair chance to win.

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73805

nikolas812

I usually just pick who ever I like the best.:D







Nick

AsSiMiLaTeD

Well at least he's honest

nikolas812

nikolas812 wrote: »

I usually just pick who ever I like the best.:D







Nick

This was a joke of course...


I couldn't get your win zip file to open..


But I use a randomizer that I downloaded off the internet when picking the winner....


Nick

disneyjoe7

nikolas812 wrote: »

I usually just pick who ever I like the best.:D







Nick

LOL



Sami, that's a very nice offer you have done for Karma drawings.

I-SIG

I've done it a couple of different ways, both should be random enough.

On one karma, I counted the number of "in's," (is that too much punctuation ) starting at the top of each page, put the total in a random number generator, and told it to pick one, then counted down the page(s) until I got to that number with an "in."

On another, since it had fewer entries, I just put the post number on a piece of paper and had a co-worker draw for me.

Wes

Pauly

what no Karma?

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooo

phuz

I'll have to try it out.

I just found some little free program online that was intended to be used for picking pairs of people for xmas presents. Worked quite well last night.

First time I did a karma, I literally wrote all the names on paper and picked them out of my Polk Audio hat.

hearingimpared

Names in a hat always worked for me.

Kris Siegel

Looks benign (I disassembled it to make sure it wasn't a virus).

I hate working with datasets though; kludgey things

Mike Reeter

hearingimpared wrote: »

Names in a hat always worked for me.

Joe,You and I are from the same school:D

hearingimpared

Yep . . . OLD!:D:(

schwarcw

Do you have to buy that software?