Hello,
Before officially launching the GRASS users survey 2004 we would like to
ask you to test it and tell us whether it seems feasible and
understandable to you. It should not take much more than 5 minutes.
So please try the questionnaire at
http://moritz.homelinux.org/grass_survey/ and tell us what you think. If
the test is successful we would like to launch the survey as soon as
possible.
Thank you !
Moritz
Moritz Lennert wrote:
Hello,
Before officially launching the GRASS users survey 2004 we would like to
ask you to test it and tell us whether it seems feasible and
understandable to you. It should not take much more than 5 minutes.So please try the questionnaire at
http://moritz.homelinux.org/grass_survey/ and tell us what you think. If
the test is successful we would like to launch the survey as soon as
possible.
it looks good - just a small comment, for question 7 ast 2 options
are too close - I actually could not select any of the answers -
I suggest to change "it is almost perfect" to "very good".
For most things I did not want to put usable, but can be better, as I
feel
that the capabilities are better than that, but I certainly did not feel
that it is almost perfect, so something in-between was missing.
Helena
Thank you !
Moritz
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Some feedback for you - my "humble opinions":
Part I, questions 4 and 5 - why not allow multiple answers? I, for example, use both a Linux system and a MacOS X system almost every day, picking just one is very arbitrary for me, even though the question says "normally".
Part III - seems like it needs a section (sentence?) introducing it, or a few more words defining each question. Same comment for section IV question 8 (GRASS GUI), and also in this question the word "intuitiv" should have an "e" on the end.
For the "would like to contribute" boxes - maybe only need to ask for the email address once?
Oh, dear, I just finished filling it out, and there's no SUBMIT button! Pressing return does not do anything for me either.
Browser = apple's safari (built on the Kbrowser engine), but I just double checked, and that's not the cause for no submit button, it's the same in Netscape.
Cheers,
Scott
On 28-Oct-04, at 10:30, Moritz Lennert wrote:
Hello,
Before officially launching the GRASS users survey 2004 we would like to
ask you to test it and tell us whether it seems feasible and
understandable to you. It should not take much more than 5 minutes.So please try the questionnaire at
http://moritz.homelinux.org/grass_survey/ and tell us what you think. If
the test is successful we would like to launch the survey as soon as
possible.Thank you !
Moritz
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On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 01:30, Moritz Lennert wrote:
Hello,
Before officially launching the GRASS users survey 2004 we would like to
ask you to test it and tell us whether it seems feasible and
understandable to you. It should not take much more than 5 minutes.So please try the questionnaire at
http://moritz.homelinux.org/grass_survey/ and tell us what you think. If
the test is successful we would like to launch the survey as soon as
possible.
9. Are you a user/contributor ?
I've contributed a couple of minor script fixes and enhancements, some
enhancement requests (including working code) and some bug reports and user
advice. However I wouldn't go so far as to call myself a developer.
Maybe an additional category of contributing user or user programmer or
something would be good.
<h2>Any other comments ?</h2>
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so the last input item isn't there and there is no submit button.
The page fails to validate
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://moritz.homelinux.org/grass_survey/
so there is a good chance it might not work properly in some browsers.
Regards
Gordon
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Marine Acoustics
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