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I had no problem getting in, although it did kick me back to a page I had already filled out correctly.

I'm curious, though, Erik; why'd you want to know whether I prefer boxers or briefs?
 


As someone that has written dozens of surveys professionally, the lack of a skip and hit function if you don't buy one of the magazines was incredibly annoying. Why did I have to answer "don't know" to all the Dungeon questions if I already said I don't buy it?

Also, you really are missing a valid reason for not subscribing to Dungeon "I don't DM" or "I don't roleplay very often" or "I already own dozens of pre-written adventures". I answered "too expensive".

Same with the part on non-D&D hobbies, if I don't have one of them, why isn't your technology good enough not to ask me to comment? There are free survey tools on line that allow that!
 

Well, it wanted me to sign in, and I don't have a login, so that stopped me right there. Yes, I know I can create an account, but I shouldn't have to: most other surveys simply ask for an email address or something.

BTW I'd note that the picture of the first prize looks significantly more than it is - there's way more than 12 copies of Dragon in that pile, ditto Dungeon.
 

Meh. Finished the survey over the weekend.

To be brutally honest, I'd rather do a survey on Paizo, so I can strongly suggest that they do a d20 Modern support magazine.
 

Thanks for asking us for our responses, even if the music section did seem to have been written by someone with narrow tastes who was trying to think what else might be out there.
 

I got on and filled out the survey. Interesting questions, some of them were unexpected for a gaming magazine survey.

-Shay
 

Ranes said:
Thanks for asking us for our responses, even if the music section did seem to have been written by someone with narrow tastes who was trying to think what else might be out there.
I dunno. How many subscribers or readers would know of Hawaiian music? Definitely not the viewers of MTV or VH-1 for that matter.
 


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