Reader Poll: Is PsyBlog Accessible to You?

I'd love to know how accessible you find the explanations of psychology and the writing on PsyBlog. To find out there is a simple poll below. Your opinion will help me to make any necessary adjustments.
Here are some of the aspects you might consider:
- Are concepts skipped over too quickly or, alternatively, described in too much detail for you?
- Do you generally understand the point of the experiments and concepts described or, alternatively, is it often not clear for you?
- Is the language too complicated or, alternatively, could it be more complex for you?
The poll is below: please choose one option. I know some people find this restricting, so also feel free to leave a comment on the accessibility of PsyBlog below.
If you are reading this in an email or your RSS reader or elsewhere, I'd appreciate it if you could visit the site by clicking here to register your vote. I will leave the poll open for 1 week.
Thank you for voting - I appreciate your time.
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I should also say that Psyblog is my favorite blog, and I look forward to the articles and series.
Likewise, I very much enjoy reading your blog.
Big, big fan.
I think you have a knack for summarizing pretty lengthy studies.
You leave enough detail to go deeper, but still give a great overview if you just want to read your site.
I haven't commented in a while, but I've been enjoying the articles very well, Jeremy. Please keep it up!
jeremy, this is a fabulous blog. was happy to see that the vast majority seems to feel you're right on!
Paddy, Jim, Ron, Will & Isabella, thanks to you all, but watch out or my head will start expanding :-)
This blog is fantastic. Nevertheless, I would like you to go deeper in the theoric explanation.
Anyway, I love this blog =).
Amazing as this sounds it was in an abusive chat room your link was presented. Best link I ever looked into and still use to this day. I understand more then I can explain, your articles and experiments have helped immensly.
Final choices as far as what I feel, what I believe and end up doing are mine.
I like this PsyBlog, finally something positive floating through the internet!
Here here!!
I think the ideas are interesting, but there could be more explanation. Sometimes the actual conclusion of the studies are a bit blurry. Keep writing!
I am new to this blog but find it extremely useful and uncomplicated.
Keep up the good work.
I like this blog but I often find the posts too poppish and lacking in scholarly details.
I would be much happier if you could discuss more details. It seems as if you jump to conclusions too fast. I'd be more interested in the nuances of the experiments and what they imply...
Hi. I enjoy your blog.
I can see I am in the minority but I think things could be explained more thoroughly for us non academic types. I guess it depends on your target audience.
A bit of advice on your poll. The way it is set up presently people can vote multiple times.
Peace.
Sometimes I have to get a dictionary, but not often.
The only thing about the way the sentences are phrased with great vocabulary is that it makes it a touch non-scannable. I'm just so used to glancing over other lengthy blogs, but still, I love your articles.
Ironically the poll in this post caused problems in netvibes... apart from that, great blog :)
Jeremy, I really like your blog. It presents idea/concepts relatively free of the jargon associated with the profession, features topics relavent to most.. and debunks a few myths along the way. It is a very consumable way of undersanding how people are, and provides some insights on how we may all work better together. I find there are definitely some articles related to KM and collaboraton, which I'm most interested in. Thank you for your continued contributions Jeremy.