Short Survey

"Kamil" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Hello,
I'm a student of EDGE program at Glasgow Caledonian Uni and I want to
ask you to fill in a short survey about drugs side effects.
It won't take longer than 2 minutes, I promise 🙂

http://www.keysurvey.com/survey/159228/4391/

Thank you 🙂

Way OT ... what does this have to do with us?

elyob said:

"Kamil" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Hello,
I'm a student of EDGE program at Glasgow Caledonian Uni and I want to
ask you to fill in a short survey about drugs side effects.
It won't take longer than 2 minutes, I promise 🙂

http://www.keysurvey.com/survey/159228/4391/

Thank you 🙂

Way OT ... what does this have to do with us?

The is just spamming the group, won't even read this reply.

BTW in this survey, when it asks for age group I clicked
on 26-25. Says it all, I think Kamil must be on acid.

In article <[email hidden]>,

Kamil said:

Hello,
I'm a student of EDGE program at Glasgow Caledonian Uni and I want to
ask you to fill in a short survey about drugs side effects.
It won't take longer than 2 minutes, I promise 🙂

http://www.keysurvey.com/survey/159228/4391/

Best way to deal with survey spams is to go ahead and take the survey.
In fact, take it as many times as you want. just give bogus answers.
Fill his survey up with bad data.

--
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we will bury them with their own confusion.
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Remove "HatesSpam" and ".invalid" from email address to contact me.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Way OT ... what does this have to do with us?

Hee hee. Now what sport has had a lot of press about doping recently?

in message <[email hidden]>, Kamil

(') said:

Hello,
I'm a student of EDGE program at Glasgow Caledonian Uni and I want to
ask you to fill in a short survey about drugs side effects.
It won't take longer than 2 minutes, I promise 🙂

http://www.keysurvey.com/survey/159228/4391/

What the hell has this to do with cycling?

You know, that's a pretty offensive implication to make!

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In article said:

in message <[email hidden]>, Kamil

(') said:

Hello,
I'm a student of EDGE program at Glasgow Caledonian Uni and I want to
ask you to fill in a short survey about drugs side effects.
It won't take longer than 2 minutes, I promise 🙂

http://www.keysurvey.com/survey/159228/4391/

What the hell has this to do with cycling?
You know, that's a pretty offensive implication to make!

It appears from the first couple of pages to be about side effects of
prescription medicine which has been prescribed for you, so nothing to
do with cycling, but no real offensive implications. I'm not sure how
relevent the "how often do you access the internet" question is though.

Maybe there's a "how much exercise do you take" question later on and
he thinks asking here (and, presumably, elsewhere) will give a better
spread of answers. Certainly the initial post could have been better
worded.

Response to Alan Braggins:

Quoted message said:

It appears from the first couple of pages to be about side effects of
prescription medicine which has been prescribed for you, so nothing to
do with cycling, but no real offensive implications. I'm not sure how
relevent the "how often do you access the internet" question is though.

Looks like a survey for a proposed scheme for online reporting of side-
effects, hence the internet question.

Quoted message said:

Maybe there's a "how much exercise do you take" question later on and
he thinks asking here (and, presumably, elsewhere) will give a better
spread of answers.

It's cross-posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behavior, among other
newsgroups; how many cats will be reporting side-effects from
prescription drugs, I don't know. ;-)

--
Mark, UK
"You can safely assume that you've created God in your own image when it
turns out that God hates all the same people you do."

In article said:

It's cross-posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behavior, among other
newsgroups; how many cats will be reporting side-effects from
prescription drugs, I don't know. ;-)

There's probably an interesting study to be done somehow about
relative frequency of reported side-effects to human and veterinary
medicines, though I doubt it's relevent to this survey.

And presumably any cats who read and contribute to the group can
report side-effects themselves, but mostly it will be humans who
own^H^H^H are owned by cats who do both.

Quoted message said:

Hello,
I'm a student of EDGE program at Glasgow Caledonian Uni and I want to
ask you to fill in a short survey about drugs side effects.
It won't take longer than 2 minutes, I promise 🙂

http://www.keysurvey.com/survey/159228/4391/

Thank you 🙂

Given that this is a self-selecting sample, the results are going to be
useless.

In article <[email hidden]>, Alan Braggins
[email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

In article said:

It's cross-posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behavior, among other
newsgroups; how many cats will be reporting side-effects from
prescription drugs, I don't know. ;-)

There's probably an interesting study to be done somehow about
relative frequency of reported side-effects to human and veterinary
medicines, though I doubt it's relevent to this survey.

And presumably any cats who read and contribute to the group can
report side-effects themselves, but mostly it will be humans who
own^H^H^H are owned by cats who do both.

When my cat uses the PC it usually comes put something like
jgkgasdfk;j;ld;zgdljdl;fguoiuriouigfgfidfgugdfopigdfopiggfidopp

fklgikldf;bkl;xckjvbl;kvxcl;cvbkl m l;bkjfl;gksdfl'\
fkdl;kdjl;lgdjkldjwopeirweopiwpeiropwirweopikop;kjfosd;kl;fdkl;fkvlb;xck
vlx;ckxl;ckvlx;ckvxcl;vkl;x

I don't think that anything statistically valid could be concluded,
unless it's which part of the keyboard he likes to stand on.

Kamil said:

Hello,
I'm a student of EDGE program at Glasgow Caledonian Uni and I want to
ask you to fill in a short survey about drugs side effects.
It won't take longer than 2 minutes, I promise 🙂

quite true.

BugBear

Bob Blaylock said:

Best way to deal with survey spams is to go ahead and take the survey.
In fact, take it as many times as you want. just give bogus answers.
Fill his survey up with bad data.

Or send an email to [email hidden] (contact listed for the OP's IP address)
reporting the OP for spam.

Response to Haggis McMutton:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Fill his survey up with bad data.

Or send an email to [email hidden] (contact listed for the OP's IP address)
reporting the OP for spam.

His survey will produce bad data in any case. If you feel strongly
enough about it, google for the EDGE program at Glasgow Caledonian Uni -
whatever that may be [assuming the OP was being honest] - find out who
runs it, and email them to tell their students not to spam newsgroups.

ICBA myself: foolish youth carries its own punishment, IME. ;-)

--
Mark, UK
"We go on a journey to be free of all impediments; to leave ourselves
behind much more than to get rid of others."

Mark McNeill said:

Response to Alan Braggins:

Quoted message said:

It appears from the first couple of pages to be about side effects of
prescription medicine which has been prescribed for you, so nothing to
do with cycling, but no real offensive implications. I'm not sure how
relevent the "how often do you access the internet" question is though.

Looks like a survey for a proposed scheme for online reporting of side-
effects, hence the internet question.

Quoted message said:

Maybe there's a "how much exercise do you take" question later on and
he thinks asking here (and, presumably, elsewhere) will give a better
spread of answers.

It's cross-posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behavior, among other
newsgroups; how many cats will be reporting side-effects from
prescription drugs, I don't know. ;-)

It would make more sense that taking my answers seriously

On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 13:34:19 +0100, Rob Morley wrote in uk.rec.cycling
:

Quoted message said:

In article <[email hidden]>, Alan Braggins
[email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

In article said:

It's cross-posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behavior, among other
newsgroups; how many cats will be reporting side-effects from
prescription drugs, I don't know. ;-)

There's probably an interesting study to be done somehow about
relative frequency of reported side-effects to human and veterinary
medicines, though I doubt it's relevent to this survey.

And presumably any cats who read and contribute to the group can
report side-effects themselves, but mostly it will be humans who
own^H^H^H are owned by cats who do both.

When my cat uses the PC it usually comes put something like
jgkgasdfk;j;ld;zgdljdl;fguoiuriouigfgfidfgugdfopigdfopiggfidopp

fklgikldf;bkl;xckjvbl;kvxcl;cvbkl m l;bkjfl;gksdfl'\
fkdl;kdjl;lgdjkldjwopeirweopiwpeiropwirweopikop;kjfosd;kl;fdkl;fkvlb;xck
vlx;ckxl;ckvlx;ckvxcl;vkl;x

I don't think that anything statistically valid could be concluded,
unless it's which part of the keyboard he likes to stand on.

Your cat needs some more training. Mine has already modernised The
Merchant of Venice and is currently working on Midsummer's Night
Dream.

--
What do you call a person who keeps on talking when people are no
longer interested?

A teacher