[Chapter-delegates] survey

[frubio]

Venim

If everybody picks up 5 (not including "most importan", .... "least
important") then you rank the issues according to which is the one that most
people chose and so on.

Besides, as I said before in a private message, to include one more question
on region (Africa, South America, etc.) could be of value since you could
group your answers and identify issues according to region.

Regards,

Francisco Rubio

On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 7:41 AM, Veni Markovski <veni at veni.com> wrote:

> Mike,
> I know. But if everyone elects 5 "most important" issues, how are we
> going to know what is indeed most important, and what is not so important.
> I will publish the results soon, and then we can see.
>
> Best,
> Veni
>
> At 07:07 PM 7/1/2008  -0700, Mike Todd wrote:
> >Veni,
> >
> >The survey instrument provided to collect the "5 important
> >internet-related issues" is going to have a hard time getting that
> >information for your use.
> >
> >Only one item may be selected in each column.
> >
> >What that means is that you may find out from any one individual
> >what they feel is the "least important", "somewhat important",
> >"Important", "More Important", and "Most Important".
>
>
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Francisco Rubio
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