NBLUG Mirror Survey

[Dustin Mollo]

He who suggests volunteers.  I don't have time to build a page and a CGI to
back it, so email it was.

Going through the survey shouldn't take anything more than 10 minutes, if
that.  I figured some people will reply, some won't.  I also figured the
ones who *really* want to see the mirrors stick around would reply since I'm
sure most might guess we're trying to figure out if keeping the mirrors
around is a good thing.

-Dustin

On Sat, Dec 07, 2002 at 05:44:44PM -0800, ME wrote:
> This would be great for a web page to accept data from users for quick&and
> easy data gathering and summarization. (hint-hint)
> 
> Of course, *I'm* too busy with finals to do this right now, and prep for
> holidays. ]:>
> 
> -ME
> 
> Dustin Mollo said:
> > Greetings folks,
> >
> > I'm just taking an informal survey.  If you have a second, if you could
> > let me know your thoughts, I'd appreciate it.  If you have other general
> > thoughts other than the questions I've come up with below, please feel
> > free to include that as well.  These questions are just a starting
> > point.
> >
> > * How often do you use the mirrors (daily, weekly, monthly etc)?
> >
> > * Do you use the mirrors from home?  From work?
> >
> > * If you use the mirrors at work, do you work from home?
> >
> > * If you use the mirrors at work, have you pointed other co-workers to
> > them?
> >
> > * When you do use the mirrors, do you grab many files or just a few?
> >
> > * When you use the mirrors, are you usually downloading files or ISO
> > images of a distribution?
> >
> > * If you download ISO images, about how often do you download them?
> >
> > * If the mirrors were severly cutback or removed, would you miss them?
> >
> > * If the mirrors were severly cutback or removed, would you feel NBLUG
> > became less usefull as a LUG and perhaps wasn't living up to what you
> > feel is part of it's mission?
> >
> > Thank you for your time,
> >
> > -Dustin
> >
> > --
> > Founder & President Emeritus
> > The North Bay Linux Users' Group
> > http://www.nblug.org/
> > dustin at nblug.org
> 
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