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Absolutely. Most of the questions effectively cannot be evaluated.
by veddox 6y ago
Absolutely. Most of the questions effectively cannot be evaluated.
- mumblemumble 6y agoThey can be evaluated, it's just going to be difficult to do it as a quantitative analysis. Which is actually kind of fine with me. After a long long period of people only being interested in asking questions when the answer can be graphed, it's nice to see some individuals' actual feelings and opinions showing through in the results. For example, "all tasks that do not require close OS functionality" was a gem of a response that you'd never see in a survey that consisted solely of checkboxes and radio buttons.