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invited to participate. In other words avoiding a volunteer sample which will "destroy" the results, in the sense that it won't be random anymore. So, one unique id for each invitation ensures that and for internet surveys that want a random sample from a population there is no other way to achieve this.
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FeatherPluma. I guess it depends on your perspective. When editing you need to maintain verifiability, therefore no new knowledge is being created. When conducting research however and then publishing the results then new knowledge is created and the verifiability clause still holds. Btw, my use
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Hi Number774 and thank you for taking part in the survey. It's okay if you are restricted by law or otherwise about your options. I don't test what choices people will make under these scenarios but if you are going to stick to your original choice even if your people go against it and see what
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Hi Sumon and thank you very much for your kinds words and support for my research. I believe the results will definately be of benefit to all
Knowledge (XXG) editors and interesting. I plan to award each one of you a barnstar as well as notify you when the results will be ready and published.
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Thank you very much :-). Yes, it may take a while for the results but i want to keep all the participants informed about the research. I was also thinking about badges or something like "i took part in a wiki survey" but i will have to run it first with the RCom and see if it is possible.
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I noticed that you have been doing a survey. I also noticed that you use the tag line, "Knowledge (XXG) is an open project by nature. Let’s create new knowledge for everyone." So here is my comment / Socratic question: Is the second sentence really what WP does?
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Yes, i just gave it you today. I try to award at least 25 participants per day but given that you are 250(aside from those that didn't participate), unless somebody writes me personally, he or she will have to wait for his turn.
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Michael, I've just done your survey. One question in particular, Q7: my behaviour would be severely constrained by English law - you can't just fire someone over here! Incidentally there is no English word "Friendlist".
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I made an honest effort to give truthful answers to your survey questions. Thank you for the link to the research page, which assures me that after "data are processed the results will be sent to personally."
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Thank you for your interest in listing the
Research Participation Barnstar in WP:BARNSTARS. However, if you would like a barnstar to be added to the list, please first discuss it at
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Feel free to ask or suggest me if there anything more that I could do to make you happier, I'll be at your service.
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