Survey results

[tetrimbath]

Thanks to everyone who participated in our NRM/FI survey. It is refreshing to work from data instead of guesses. We're going to sort through the responses, and probably make some changes; but, in the meantime, here are some quick results.

The country with the most responses was the US (no surprise), followed by Canada and Australia. But we also got responses from Germany, the UK, Ireland, Sweden, Mexico, and Japan. (Gordon Morrow made a Canadian version of the Program. Anyone care to do so for their country?)

The state with the most responses was Washington State, followed by three of the four most populous states (Florida, California, and New York).

The age range was from 20 (a great time to start) to 80 (with probably much to teach), and the median was right in the middle at about 52. Nice distribution.

More later, but for now, thanks to everyone who participated. And as with all data, answers beget questions. We'll undoubtedly have something else to ask. But don't wait for a survey. Email us at info@financialintegrity.org if we can help.

[softweave]

What survey? 8-)

[tetrimbath]

Sorry you missed it. In November, New Road Map/Financial Integrity ran a survey to find out more about who uses the wiki, and how they use it. It was a preliminary survey that gave us a basic understanding of where we are. We'll probably have another survey as we try to decide what to do next. Ever-changing. Look for it in the What's New newsletter (register on the wiki), on the wiki, on Facebook, on Twitter, and of course here. (But first we will have a few conversations about the results.) If you have any suggestions about New Road Map/Financial Integrity, send them along. Surveys aren't the only way to communicate.