You've dissed the project repeatedly without one offering a reason for it. You implied she was a lazy studente. You also said that every survey ever posted on urban is severely deficient.
This is why I've been called you a presumptuous dickhead for the last 20 minutes. Does that make more sense now?
But it's not a 'cheap trawl for info'. Yes, she should be read the forums and contributed before posting. But the disclaimer about surveys made no mention of applying to her. If you want to make it obvious that academic researchers shouldn't post requests for research participants then YOU NEED TO SAY IT. Because otherwise it won't be obvious.It says read the forums before posting anything. The complete absence of similar threads should make it apparent that this is not a place to post up a cheap trawl for info.
Your memory's playing tricks on you.er, yeah, kind of - the last time i was a regular poster here it didn't seem like the place was filled with such a high portion of dickheads
IIRC we talked about it but it never happened in the end.like you, good sir, who unless my memory fails me i used to send stuff to you in the post years ago
How so?You're the one waving your willy around
No I don't because I'm not going to list every possible scenario. The FAQ and the content of the boards make it obvious that research posts across multiple forums is not acceptable.But it's not a 'cheap trawl for info'. Yes, she should be read the forums and contributed before posting. But the disclaimer about surveys made no mention of applying to her. If you want to make it obvious that academic researchers shouldn't post requests for research participants then YOU NEED TO SAY IT. Because otherwise it won't be obvious.
It was. Memories from that of my life are somewhat FuzzyYour memory's playing tricks on you.
IIRC we talked about it but it never happened in the end.
I think I came round your gaff at the end of some evening or other once though. Was it through a train station?
Please don't imply I'm being prissy, a friend came to post on here with good intentions and got a really unpleasant reaction. I do think that's a problem with the disclaimer as stands. How about add "/ academic researchers /" in as well to make clear that applies? I honestly don't think it's obvious that it does unless you, well, actually say it.
Yeah because the only options are to make one addition (which this threads proves is needed) or 'include every scenario'No I don't because I'm not going to list every possible scenario.
Er, I didn't suggest she posted it here. I suggested she looked for flat shares here, which is when I found the other thread.
What a load of bollocks. You MUST be able to see the problem here.
You're just feeling like a dick for suggesting she post it here, whatever research anyone I knew for whatever reason was doing the following would be my advice...........
Don't, whatever you do go to urban75 and ask for help with research (especially as the first thing you say), they'll just rip the piss out of you.
Everyone here knows that.
Yep, equally so. Thanks for your hospitality though!It was. Memories from that of my life are somewhat Fuzzy
Um, dunno - maybe you should have told her to ask first and miss out the spammy stuff, just for in here y'know.Yeah because the only options are to make one addition (which this threads proves is needed) or 'include every scenario'
Yeah because the only options are to make one addition (which this threads proves is needed) or 'include every scenario'
Yes my point being the disclaimer doesn't list academic researchers & therefore academic researchers might not realise that they are not welcome. Hence good idea to add one more sentence to solve the problem?
because the market researcher they paid to do it would recognise the disclaimer said they weren't welcome...Well they might want to start a thread here, to research shopping habits.
If they're not mentioned how would they know it was frowned upon?
because the market researcher they paid to do it would recognise the disclaimer said they weren't welcome...
Is it the list of potential topics people might want to study is long that you can't include them all in the disclaimer?
I promise you the list of people who might end up doing research (in the formal sense involving structured methods) is not going to very long.
I have no idea what you're talking about. I understand the FAQ fine, I just think there's an obvious exception to it which, given the excipted group in question aren't welcome, it would be nice to actually say this explicitly rather than just start rounding on people when they get here.Only YOU don't understand the FAQs, just you.