Re: Final GNOME.Asia pre-event survey

[Brian Cameron <brian cameron oracle com>]

Pockey:

Overall, it looks really good.  Just some minor comments to improve the
grammar a bit more if there is time.  If there is not time to fix these
issues, I wouldn't worry much about these minor things.

The top of the 1st page of the survey says:

> We are considering holding the forth GNOME.Asia Summit together with 
> a 5-days Hackfest in March or April 2011 during the GNOME 3.0 release

I would say "5-day Hackfest"

> (Exact dates will depend on the launch date of GNOME 3.0, exact city
> and venue still TBD.). The whole event  will include a 5-days private

Again, I'd say "5 day private".

The 5th question down on the 4th page of the questions says:

> Do you think it's good to have a technical help desk during the
> 5-days Hackfest?

Again I would say "5-day".

> If there is a tour or some social activities offered to participants
> the day after the whole event, please describe your level of interest
> in participating in such a tour.

Should we specify in the survey that the tour or activities will happen
"the day after the whole event"?  I'd think at this time we would not
know when we would plan such social activities.  Also I'm not sure what
"whole event" really means.  I'd think this question would be more
simply asked as

If there is a tour or some social activities offered to participants,
please describe your level of interest in participating.

---

Brian


On 10/15/10 22:19, Pockey Lam wrote:
>   ( I resend it to the Asia-Summit-List mailing list. )
>
> Dear all,
>
> I have modified the GNOME.Asia survey based on all the comments
> collected in the past weeks. Please find below the link to the final
> survey.
>
> http://survey.gnome.asia/index.php?sid=92495
>
> I also added an explanation of Technical help desk in the survey as below:
> " The technical help desk intends to provide participants with the
> timely resolution of the issues that they may have. Help desk staff are
> also dedicated to providing dependable service and timely problem
> resolution to anybody who is trying to install GNOME 3.0 anywhere in the
> world through the Internet (e.g. IRC, Forum, Mailing List). "
>
> According to our survey schedule:
> We have already had a one on one discussion with Paul Cluter and Vincent
> Untz and we got positive feedback from both of them.
> We also sent the survey to the foundation board and Vincent Untz,
> modified the survey based on their comments.
>
> Our next step is probably to send this survey to the release and
> marketing team via mailing list. Is it okay?
>
> Pockey
>
>
>
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