[SCA-BMDL] SCA Census

[Jenn Strobel]

Erin,

There have been a bunch of reported issues and I know that there are
steps being taken to fix those issues.

Since I know that you are on Facebook, there is a group where the
comments are being monitored for just the problems that you are
reporting:  http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=146657748680072#!/group.php?gid=146657748680072

There is a webpage for the survey team, and an email address for
contacting said team (which would be the appropriate venue for survey
issues): http://www.sca.org/scacensus2010/

I hope that this is helpful and answers your question.

Odriana

On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 12:36 PM, Erin Kelly <tupan4 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I just spent 20 minutes on this survey and then it kicked me out.
> Weak! How can I report this problem?
>
> ERIN
>
> On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 12:01 PM, Krista Traini <hildasca at hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello, I know the majority of us are either at or preparing for Pennsic, but
>> please take a look at the announcement here:
>> http://www.sca.org/scacensus2010/.  Text below.
>>
>> The survey takes only 20-30 minutes, and is open to all people who do or
>> have ever participated in the SCA, regardless of whether they are a paid
>> member.  Please do take the survey if at all possible.
>>
>> In Levitate et Caritate,
>> THL Hilderun Hugelmann,
>> Seneschale, Barony-Marche of the Debatable Lands.
>>
>>
>> The announcement says:
>>
>> The SCA 2010 Census is LIVE!
>>
>> The SCA is us – you and me doing what we do. But who are we, what do we do,
>> and how can we support each other to make the SCA the type of organization
>> we can be proud of?
>> The SCA 2010 Census committee has been asked by the Board of Directors to
>> develop a census-level survey that will help us to address key issues facing
>> the SCA. These issues affect our everyday experience in the SCA; from "pay
>> for participation" issues and award structures to quantitative, qualitative,
>> motivational, and behavioral demographics such as age, gender, activities
>> and interest areas, and reasons for joining, remaining in, and leaving the
>> SCA.
>> Because this is a "census-level" survey, we are attempting to reach each and
>> every SCA participant, regardless of whether or not they are paid members or
>> are currently active. Everyone's voice is important to the success of this
>> project.
>> This information will help us, as an organization, move forward into the
>> next decade, to identify, address and work on current issues and gain a
>> better, deeper understanding into what makes the SCA what it is today. Your
>> responses to these questions will also help us create a plan for making the
>> SCA better organization in the future. The only way we can understand what
>> is important is by hearing from you.
>> The survey is completely anonymous, you will never be asked for information
>> that will identify you.
>> The SCA 2010 Census Survey is available at:
>> http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SCA2010Census
>> Once the data collection is completed, the results of this survey will be
>> made available on the SCA 2010 Census website. All data that is collected or
>> published will remain completely anonymous and will not be sold or shared
>> beyond this survey�s purpose.
>> If you would like to learn more about the SCA 2010 Census, or if you have
>> questions or ideas about the project, please contact the committee at
>> scacensus2010 at sca.org.
>> Please take the time to fill out the survey. The voices of each and every
>> participant in the SCA whether you are currently active or not, will help us
>> to better understand the SCA and enable us to grow and flourish as an
>> organization.
>> Sincerely,
>> - The SCA 2010 Census Committee
>>
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