Our new LibDemVoice members’ survey went live last Friday: all 1,500 of those who are signed-up to our private members’ forum were emailed with a unique link asking questions about a range of current political issues.
Over 500 have already completed it, and today’s your last day to fill it in and make sure your views count.
A few people have mentioned, here or on Twitter, that they’ve not received the email. If that’s you, please be assured this isn’t a conspiracy to deprive you of your chance to have your say! The three most likely reasons you’ll have heard nothing are:
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1) You haven’t signed-up to the LibDemVoice members’ forum: here’s the link if that’s you;
2) You have signed-up but with an old email address you no longer use – you can check your details once you log into the Forum;
3) You’ve signed up with a valid email address, but the message has got trapped by your spam filter (a number of Gmail users have reported this) – please do check your spam folder.
If none of those apply to you and you still haven’t received your survey email, please do email our technical/design editor, Ryan Cullen ([email protected]), and we’ll have a look to try and find out the problem.
We’ll start reporting the results of the survey this week.
* Stephen was Editor (and Co-Editor) of Liberal Democrat Voice from 2007 to 2015, and writes at The Collected Stephen Tall.
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2 Comments
Dear Stephen, I must say that the survey asks some very important and difficult questions. I have never filled in so many comments as I did here to explain or nuance my response … I know that is a nightmare in aggregation! Really look forward to the results.
@ John Innes – thanks for that. Inevitably the results will be led by the figures – but I do try and look through the comments for nuance to inform my write-up. It’s partly why it takes me a couple of weeks to plough through the data and write it up!