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Hello, my name is Elthrios and yesterday I posted a survey for my business class without first searching for any information on how this forum. It seems that my rather rushed posts rustled some jimmies, due to my generaly lack of any explanation and huge lack of tact. I actually forgot to include one of my questions. After having profusely apologised I was suggested to use the poll feature that way any information I collect could be used by the community as well. So for an explanation: I am currently in twelfth grade doing a business class, our final project for said business class is to create our own business and attempt to attain a measure of success, to this end we were instructed to pass a number of surveys to help us to get to know our target audience. We chose to do a artisinal keycap compagnie since we have a few very art and tech orientated people and making keyboards is an impossibility for us. We attempted to get as much information as possible by giving different surveys to different groups of keyboard enthusiast, we have a similar post on r/MK and even one on r/FFXIV for some reason. Hopefully a few of you guys can lend a hand and help us get a great note on this project! This post is mostly to serve as a way to get out our last more personal question and to attempt to attome for anything we have been mistaken in. I will also be posting the results of the other survey as a comment on my last post.

Error: Not a multiple choice question.

Welp. Guess I messed up again.

Forums, such as this one.
Twitter.


One thing: it's hard to read big chunks of text (paragraphs) without spaces in the middle. Usually, you make one paragraph=one idea you want to transmit.

Do you want help to convert this to a multiple choice question?

cml wrote: One thing: it's hard to read big chunks of text (paragraphs) without spaces in the middle. Usually, you make one paragraph=one idea you want to transmit.

Can't be too harsh, I think he's French-Canadian ;-)

Anyway...

I check around ten forums every day. Some of those are not very active any more but I have old friends there who post occasionally.
I use Youtube a lot - and comment there a lot - but Youtube changed its notification/comment UI recently to a form that makes it harder to hold conversations.
The oldest site I am on is the news/discussion site slashdot.org where I have been active since it started in 1997.

I stopped using LinkedIn when it was taken over by Microsoft but I never found their forums to be any good anyway.
Facebook: absolutely not -- the company is pure evil. Other "social media" sites have not got my interest.