They'll just decide that the survey isn't worth the hassle and drop it.
Or decide that answering that question differently is more expedient. Placing any value in the results of that question would be foolish but, alas, consistent.
Lots of annoying questions there, with no "other" + textbox options. It's almost like they plan to stop at pie charts and bar graphs and don't want to actually read thoughtful commentary.
I answered "yes" to "are there enough peerages?", while also saying that those other areas deserve a path too. There was no way to express that the paths might be *different* for specific martial endeavors.
There are no questions about the effects of the order of defense on the Laurel, where we used to try to fit those folks in -- how did this change work out in that regard?
If they want to know whether membership has increased since the new peerage, don't they have the data to answer that already? Why ask us -- unless it's just to reinforce their "membership is the primary goal" mindset? (Which I suspect isn't working anyway. Are people taking this survey going to say "gosh, this *has* made things better -- I should go get a membership right now to show my support!"?)
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Date: 2018-12-31 12:18 am (UTC)Or decide that answering that question differently is more expedient. Placing any value in the results of that question would be foolish but, alas, consistent.
Lots of annoying questions there, with no "other" + textbox options. It's almost like they plan to stop at pie charts and bar graphs and don't want to actually read thoughtful commentary.
I answered "yes" to "are there enough peerages?", while also saying that those other areas deserve a path too. There was no way to express that the paths might be *different* for specific martial endeavors.
There are no questions about the effects of the order of defense on the Laurel, where we used to try to fit those folks in -- how did this change work out in that regard?
If they want to know whether membership has increased since the new peerage, don't they have the data to answer that already? Why ask us -- unless it's just to reinforce their "membership is the primary goal" mindset? (Which I suspect isn't working anyway. Are people taking this survey going to say "gosh, this *has* made things better -- I should go get a membership right now to show my support!"?)