First survey results with Survey Gizmo

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November 6th, 2006 | Posted in Technical Writing |

I used Survey Gizmo (surveygizmo.com) to survey the chapter about whether job postings should be restricted.

Survey results:

There are 240 people on the listserv, and only about 140 who are members. 47 people responded to the

Strangely, after posing this survey, 4 new job postings appeared on the site. Three of the job postings were posted by non-members.

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