The Most Notorious Posters in Atlas History - as voted by you.

[Eraserhead]

This was a poll done over a 10 day period to see who the most notorious, scandalous, infamous and/or controversial posters in the history of the forum are (or were as the case may be). There are actually more than ten posters on the list because a few of the spots ended up being tied. So, without further ado, here are the results:

1. opebo – 27 votes
2. BushOklahoma – 25 votes
3. Alexander Hamilton/BRTD (tie) – 24 votes each
4. Reaganfan a.k.a Mike Naso – 23 votes
5. Inks.LWC/jmfcst (tie) - 20 votes each
6. Libertas – 19 votes
7. Keystone Phil – 16 votes
8. Einzige/Krazen/LouDobbs08 a.k.a Robert Stark (three-way tie) – 13 votes each
9. Dave Leip – 12 votes
10. Straha/Yates (tie) – 11 votes each

Honorable Mention:

11. JSojourner/kobidobidog (tie) – 10 votes each

Please feel free to discuss the list. Personally, I agree with the top two for sure. Things get a little more debatable after that.

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[Eraserhead]

Math fail. There are 15 people on that list, not 10.

Did you actually read my post before posting?

I'm shocked that DWDL wasn't on it

I think if the poll had been taken several years ago, both DWDL and StatesRights would have made the list but I guess they've been overshadowed by people like Hamilton and Libertas in recent years.

[Eraserhead]

Ties should still "occupy" a spot, for the record, but, in the spirit of inclusiveness, it doesn't really matter.

Yeah, that'd be no fun.

[Eraserhead]

Dave Leip should probably should have come in a bit higher on the list IMO. I also think Robert Stark and Straha would have come in way higher if this poll had been done a few years ago.

[Eraserhead]

Math fail. There are 15 people on that list, not 10.

Did you actually read my post before posting?

When there is a tie, you're supposed to skip the next spot. You do not finish 5th if there are 7 people ahead of you!

I chose not to do it that way because it's boring (and I clearly mentioned I wasn't doing it that way right off the bat). If you want to know what the list would be like with just ten people, it's not hard to figure out.