Re: Any question you wanna put in questionnaire for attendees?

[cclien <cclien gmail com>]

Hi Pockey

Unfortunately we've send the questionnaire URL to the attendees on Saturday already.  :(
And we received response from 30% of them until now.

I think it's not a good timing to modify the questionnaire now.

Thanks

Best Regards,
cclien

On Sun, Aug 29, 2010 at 11:34 PM, Pockey Lam <pockey softwarefreedomday org> wrote:

Dear Brian,

Thanks a lot for your comments.

Dear Bob and Cc,

I have incorporated Brian's comments in the attached document, would you
please help to update the google doc (as it's blocked in China again)? Thanks a lot for your help!

Regards,
Pockey

On Fri, 2010-08-27 at 13:07 -0500, Brian Cameron wrote:
>
> Pockey:
>
> This question seems a bit odd:
>
>  > Would you be interested in joining a GNOME User's Group? How do you
>  > like the frequency for the GNOME User Group?
>
> Asking if the person is interested in joining a group assumes that the
> person isn't a part of a group.  Then asking "how do you like the
> frequency" implies the person is part of a group.
>
> Perhaps it would be better to have two questions:
>
> 1) If you are not a member of a GNOME User's Group already, would you
>     like to join one? (Yes/No)
>
> 2) If you are already a member of a GNOME User's Group, what do you
>     think of the Users Group?  (perhaps a scale from "very useful and
>     active" to "not useful or inactive".
>
>  > If yes, could we share your email contact information with the
>  > Taiwain User's Group organizers to provide you with more
> information
>  > about how to participate and upcoming activities? Please fill your
>  > email:
>
> Note that Taiwan is misspelled above.
>
> Some people who attended the event may not be from Taiwan, so perhaps
> the question should be slightly modified to say "to email contact
> information with your local GNOME User's Group organizers" instead
> of saying Taiwan at all.
>
> Then there are these two questions?
>
>  > Would you recommend GNOME Desktop to your friends?
>  > If you answered "No" on the question above, please specify
>
> Why do we want more feedback only if they answered No?  I would think
> it would be interesting to know why people who answered "Yes" think
> GNOME is worth recommending.
>
> Also, there is one question that says:
>
>  > If you are willing to receive news related to COSCUP 2011, please
>  > fill your email address:
>
> Should we also have a question about whether they want to receive news
> related to future GNOME.Asia events?
>
> Brian