What's the purpose of your research? Curiosity? A student thesis? A professional paper? Are you a dev actively working on improving the fediverse?
this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2023
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It is just a literature review of fediverse. But I just wanted to include some suggesions of the users. Thank you for your support
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Would you mind sharing the results later? (Iโd love to get dmโed then)
Me too
For sure. Thank you for the support
Love the idea, but you should really ask someone who actually speaks english to check the whole questionnaire. It's filled with spelling and grammatical errors.
My apologies. Actually it was more of a last minute work. I am almost at the deadline. I did not believe I could get support from people who don't know me. So I did not had an idea to do a survey. But eventually it already got 10 responses by now. thank you so much everyone
I got it to work just fine from my android phone. Cheers and good luck with your research!
Thank you for the support
It worked for me, but I think there may be an issue with question 4. I used Firefox btw, but it did take a little while to load.
Good luck with your research
Thank you so much
Survey isn't very mobile friendly, couldn't fill out the user experience questions so I gave up
I'm sorry. I had to use something else rather than google forum cuz many don't like to give information to google
I also couldn't until I turned my phone to landscape mode.
What a weird site and a weird set of questions. First I was asked if I use centralized social media services and I said no, and later I was asked about what I like about centralized social media services.
Survey research is hard -- especially when you are a student learning to do it.
I understood it differently. Although I don't use it, I know it exists and it does have an upside (or at least, it used to).
It has a little bit more uptime and more users. Other than that, they're shit.
Wholeheartedly agree
Sorry. My first time with CryptPad. I had to use it because people here won't like google forums
Please use a share link, this one does not work
Thank you!
Thank you for the support
I can't seem to get it to work.
You can edit the post so the link works there
To people who say the link won't work: I opened a private window in Firefox and it worked for me.
Yes. I corrected it later
I got an error on the link.
I checked it now. It is working
not for me but that might be due to being on Opera
maybe. Looks like choosing cryptpad for creating the forum was not a good idea
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This is the message it gives me.
I think such surveys should elaborate on terms they're using.
For instance:
What is the app? Is the Mastodon's standard web app included in the set of apps or are you referring to mobile and desktop apps?
What is the user experience? Is it related to how I interact with the service through its features (and thus follows my satisfaction level with the app) or is it more about how I interact with other people using the service? Maybe it's both?
These little differences influence the final outcome.