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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pdzoch" data-source="post: 7037911" data-attributes="member: 80982">What type of feedback are you looking for?  That is what will guide your survey.  Automated surveys are nice, but fairly limiting.  Questions and answer options have to be very clear or the survey will not reveal anything useful.  Unless there is a large group to poll, I prefer one-on-one interviews to get feedback.You survey will need to be short so that it is answered completely.   Too many open ended questions tend not to get answered.  "Why?" questions will be left blank, so I do not ask them unless it is very important and the answer can be short.Does everyone being polled have experience with the GM's and Campaigns?  If so, you could ask them to rank order them.TO avoid mentioning specific GM/Campaigns, or to start something new, you could simply ask what type of campaign they would like to play in AND what type of campaign they would NOT like to play.  Then provide a list of descriptions/characteristics of a campaign choices (perhaps in a interested, not interested, neutral format).Keep the survey simple and easy to complete.  If I knew more about what you are looking to get out of the survey and the GM/campaigns you have, I could provide you better advice (maybe sample questions that meet your needs)</blockquote>