On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 12:43 AM, Sherae Daniel <[email protected]>wrote:

>   Dear GNOME Developer,
>
> Dr. Jim Herbsleb, Professor, Carnegie Mellon University and a team of
> researchers from University of Pittsburgh (including Dr. Sherae Daniel) and
> the University of Louisville are conducting a research project that seeks to
> identify factors that lead developers to be active contributors to GNOME.
> Identifying these factors will allow GNOME  to create an environment that
> facilitates long term developer contributions and commitment.  We are
> particularly interested in examining how FLOSS community norms and corporate
> norms affect participants such as you.  We focus on factors associated with
> working in an environment where two different cultures (corporate and FLOSS)
> impact developer attitudes and behaviors.   Your participation in the study
> will help GNOME identify ways to promote a more supportive environment for
> participants such as yourself by identifying which norms work well and which
> ones can be improved.
>
> We have worked closely with Stormy Peters and German Poo-Caamano and have
> their support as indicated by German's blog post  (
> http://blogs.gnome.org/gpoo/2011/01/07/gnome-community-survey/), Stormy's
> blog post (
> http://blogs.gnome.org/foundation/2010/11/07/stormys-update-november-7-2010/)
> and their postings to multiple mail lists.
>
> To collect data for this study we invite you to complete a 20 minute online
> survey.  Please beware - some questions may appear to be duplicated, but
> there are important differences.  Wording is sometimes repeated so we can
> gather responses that reflect your perspective as a GNOME community member,
> your perspective as a corporate employee, and your personal values.  The
> perspective we want you to use is stated at the top of the page on which the
> question appears.
>
>  We realize that your time is valuable. Here are a few of the reasons we
> believe it would be beneficial to participate:
>
> ·                     You will be supporting research that can help you and
> GNOME.
>
> ·                     The amount of time required – 20 minutes – is
> minimal.
>
> ·                     Your completion of the survey will enter you in a
> drawing to receive one of two $200 gift cards.
>
>
>
> Participation in this study is completely voluntary. Data collected through
> this survey may be shared with Carnegie Mellon University and the University
> of Louisville compliance offices for auditing purposes.  Aggregate,
> anonymous (i.e., with personally identifying information removed) results
> will be shared with the GNOME community.
>
>
>
> Thank you for your attention.
>
> *Follow this link to the Survey:*
> Take the 
> Survey<http://katz.qualtrics.com/WRQualtricsSurveyEngine/?Q_SS=9t27j6QCDyiS3Va_0qAnRCgM39iLvco&_=1>
>
> Or copy and paste the URL below into your internet browser:
>
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>
> Follow the link to opt out of future emails:
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>

Hi
Thanks for your interest for working on this.
My criteria for completing a survey is whether the results are supposed to
be used in an article with a free document license or not.
Please inform me about that.
Regards
Mahyar Moghimi
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