Re: Preparing to Re-approach Stakeholders

Richard,

That is a good idea.  I had been thinking along the lines of a paper
survey, which the burden of collection and consolidation of the results.
I'll add the links, we should be prepared for both online and offline
approaches.

Going further, a fully online survey would be helpful as well.  I think the
github issues can include the images and be re-expressed to match the
survey question text in the survey document.  Giving us an online survey of
sorts with tracking to a github issue.  Just thinking out loud now...
Perhaps a github wiki page helps to order and collect only the issues that
are part of the survey which would be a less confusing starting point for
participants (who may be experiencing github for the first time).  I'll
give that a try.

The only downside I see is that a participant is exposed to the responses
of others and that may influence how he or she responds -this may go
against a surveying principle. Nonetheless I still think its good to have.

thanks,

-Daniel

On Thu, Mar 2, 2017 at 5:41 AM r12a <ishida@w3.org> wrote:

> On 27/02/2017 19:40, Daniel Yacob wrote:
> > With the holidays past, I'm hoping
> > to resume the effort to execute a survey of stakeholders.
>
> hi Daniel,
>
> it's a bit of work, but one thing you might consider is linking to the
> appropriate github issue from each of the questions in the
> http://w3c.github.io/elreq/ document, so that someone reading the
> document and thinking to make a comment can just click on the link and
> get straight to the issue thread.
>
> that should significantly lower the barriers for people who are reading
> the document to create comments.
>
> just an idea.
>
> ri
>
>