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Q: Which of these poetry websites do you enjoy?

Answer		Percent	Total Votes
Poetryfoundation.org		34%	20
Poemhunter.com		22%	13
Poets.org		39%	23
Poetrysociety.org		17%	10
Poetry180		25%	15
Poetseers.org		15%	9
Poetryarchive.org		22%	13
Fishousepoems.org		14%	8
Librivox.org		15%	9
Mptmagazine.com		14%	8
Poem.org		27%	16
Poetry.com		46%	27
Total: 59 votes

Note: Multiple answers allowed for this question.
Percentages may therefore add up over 100%

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