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Do you have a survey or questionnaire to post? (self.Blind)
submitted by impablomations
Please read this thread first.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Blind/comments/hdkmo9/proposal_readme_for_sighted_visitors_thinking/
We get inundated with requests to complete surveys and a lot of our users are getting weary.
If you post a survey for your class or research project, we ask that you read the above thread and do a little research BEFORE asking for input.
If you post a survey request and it's clear you haven't done at least the bare minimum of research beforehand or taken note of the points raised in the above link, your post will be removed.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Blind/comments/hdkmo9/proposal_readme_for_sighted_visitors_thinking/
We get inundated with requests to complete surveys and a lot of our users are getting weary.
If you post a survey for your class or research project, we ask that you read the above thread and do a little research BEFORE asking for input.
If you post a survey request and it's clear you haven't done at least the bare minimum of research beforehand or taken note of the points raised in the above link, your post will be removed.
idiotracist 8 points 2y ago
I'm a member of r/amputee who was checking y'all out to hopefully point a blind friend towards some healing, and we have the same fucking questionnaire problem. Solidarity forever!
Rethunker 3 points 2y ago
I'd like to offer an example of a survey post that others should follow: the post by John Gray of Netflix asking for feedback on audio descriptions.
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His writing is inviting.
He responds thoughtfully to comments.
He provides great insight into something of interest to all, such as explaining how films are selected for audio description.
He acknowledges contributions: "great idea!"
His post doesn't feel like a survey. It feels like a conversation.
Wouldn't you like to meet John in person? Wow.
$1
His writing is inviting.
He responds thoughtfully to comments.
He provides great insight into something of interest to all, such as explaining how films are selected for audio description.
He acknowledges contributions: "great idea!"
His post doesn't feel like a survey. It feels like a conversation.
Wouldn't you like to meet John in person? Wow.
Only1lunatica 3 points 2y ago
can we make something similar for all the want to be authors?
siriuslylupin6 1 points 2y ago
That’s a good idea.
siriuslylupin6 2 points 2y ago
And delete threads outside of this one.
Iamheno 2 points 2y ago
Thank you!
JenniKobylskiUX 1 points 2y ago
Thank you for this information!
I am a UX researcher in training conducting a survey that needs participants. I recently completed an accessibility training (10 hours long) to help those of us in Human-Centered Design create more accessible products and services.
However, showing respect for your community is more important to me than assuming it's okay just because I have a certification. Would it be okay to post it here or would admins prefer that I don't? No hard feelings if the answer is no.
I am a UX researcher in training conducting a survey that needs participants. I recently completed an accessibility training (10 hours long) to help those of us in Human-Centered Design create more accessible products and services.
However, showing respect for your community is more important to me than assuming it's okay just because I have a certification. Would it be okay to post it here or would admins prefer that I don't? No hard feelings if the answer is no.
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Winnmark 1 points 2y ago
FINALLY!
Thank you.
Thank you.
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