Also, if native speakers could give me the questions in languages other
than English, why couldn't those go on the same survey as another sentence
in the English question? I'd need responses in the other languages too.
(Yes, No, Don't know, Tell us more (for the free response-type questions).
SurveyMonkey doesn't support Unicode yet.
http://surveymonkey.com/
SurveyMonkey says
"We currently support almost all Western languages based on Roman character
sets. If you are unsure, try creating a simple one question survey as a
test.
Currently, SurveyMonkey does not support multi-byte (Unicode) character sets
such as Japanese or Chinese. This is a feature we are working on adding
soon."
SurveyMonkey is the only one I've used, it does give great results and it's
easy to drill into the responses. If someone else is familiar with another
survey tool, especially one that does Unicode-- let us know.
JP
At 11:38 PM +0200 10/14/06, Roberto Gaetano recently said:
Folks,
This year a revision of the ICANN regions should take place, since the last
one was done in Montreal, 2003, and according to the ICANN Bylaws the
revision shall take place every 3 years.
Although the matter has not come up in Board discussions, I would expect a
decision to be taken in Sao Paulo.
In view of this deadline, the ccNSO has launched a questionnaire
(http://survey.icann.org/cgi/ccnso/) to poll the ccTLD
managers about their opinions.
I wonder whether ALAC should open a similar discussion, and gather Internet
user (and ALSes) input on the subject, in order to present a position
reflecting consensus points, if any, and Internet users concerns.
Regards,
Roberto Gaetano
ALAC
ICANN Board Liaison