Survey Request Template

The questions look appropriate, so +1 to the survey.

My suggestion would be to reword them so you can get appraising and constructive feedback from everyone. So I would remove the conditions like "if you picked yes/no, " and instead just ask:
- Which communication channels have been most useful for you to learn about Fedora CoreOS (Blog, ...)?
- What would you like us to do to improve our communication?

Also instead of "If you would like to share any other feedback with us, use this field" maybe use "What else should we know?" or "What else would you like to tell us?".

I am +1 to the survey and will get it in limesurvey as soon as @riecatnor gives her +1 :)

Thanks for taking a look at it :smile: . I am far from being a survey specialist but I think the goal of having a Yes/No answer first was to have a low barrier of engagement then the followup questions are for people that wish to add more context to their answer.
I feel that I am more likely to select Yes/No in a survey than typing a answer to a question. Having a simple Yes/No answer first also gives us a good way to visualize the results (ie 51% answered Yes, 49% answered No ...) which would not be easy with just a plain text answer.

The goal of this survey is to get a pulse on how effective we are with communicating Fedora CoreOS specific information to the community.

Hi @cverna we discussed this in the Mindshare Committee meeting and we are generally on board with this. We do have some collective survey experience and think a couple of the questions could be improved to get a clearer understanding of sentiments. Based on the Mindshare conversation, I am proposing some changes below. Please let us know what you think

Do you use Fedora CoreOS?
- Yes, all the time
- Yes, for particular use cases
- No, but I have used it in the past
- No, I have never used it

Do you use Fedora CoreOS ? (Yes or No)

If you chose a “No” answer in the last question, please explain further:

If you picked “No” in the last question, please tell us why?

On a scale of 1-5 how informed do you feel about what the Fedora CoreOS team has been working on in the last 6 months? (Scale 1-5)

Do you feel you’ve been kept informed on what the Fedora CoreOS team has been working on in the last 6 months? (Yes or No)

Please select the method of communication that has been most useful for you to stay updated on Fedora CoreOS:
- Community Blog
- Github Issues
- Mailing List
- IRC Meetings
- Twitter
- Other (with fill-in space)

You picked “Yes” in the last questions, please tell what method of communications have been the most useful (Blog, Mailing list, Twitter, GitHub issues, IRC meeting) ?

This is repeated below, we recommend you remove this one.

You picked “No” in the last question, please tell us why and have you any suggestions on how we can improve?

On a scale of 1-5, how well do you feel the Fedora CoreOS team has done a good job communicating about the project overall in the last 6 months? (1-5 Scale)

Do you feel the Fedora CoreOS team has done a good job overall in the last 6 months? (Yes or No)

Please tell us any suggestions to improve Fedora CoreOS team communication:

You picked “No” above, please tell us why and have you any suggestions on how we can improve?

Is there anything else you would like to share with the Fedora CoreOS team?

What else would you like to tell us?

Hey @cverna - checking in here. What do you think about the suggestions? I'd like to make sure we hit your target dates :)

Sorry I let this without an answer for a while.

The suggestions looks good to me except for the
Do you use Fedora CoreOS? - Yes, all the time - Yes, for particular use cases - No, but I have used it in the past - No, I have never used it
And in particular the Yes, all the time answer, since FCOS is targeted at a particular use cases (running containers on servers) it feels weird to have the Yes, all the time choice.

I think the following would be better.
- Yes - No, but I have used it in the past - No, I have never used it

I have updated the hackmd document with these suggestions. --> https://hackmd.io/qkK4IOCCS5GLgJzIvQK3lA

Thanks a lot for the help with this :-)

Thanks for the update @cverna and that makes sense to me.+1, all set to move forward

Hi @cverna, here is your link:
https://fedoraproject.limequery.com/865299
This will activate in an hour and expire on 22nd morning.

Survey is now closed and I shared responses with @cverna directly!
Closing this ticket :)

Yes, looks good
+1

I shared a summary of the replies we have got here https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/fedora-coreos-survey/34408/2