Re: Survey design and interpretation (was: Re: Final reminder: Please fill out our survey on IETF authoring tools)

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> Hi Ned

> > On 5/11/2020, at 10:10 AM, Ned Freed <ned.freed@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > (It was at the point of trying to determine if I had crossed the 50 threshhold
> > that I decided to stop googling and start guessing.)
> >
> > And perhaps more to the point, why ask the question at all? Does authoring more
> > stuff mean you're better judge of the tools to use? Or worse?

> We can see from Datatracker how many submissions there have been over the same period and bucket those in the same way as the survey.  Then we can compare the data from the survey to see what coverage we have.  i.e. if there are 500+ who submitted >20 times and we only captured data from 5 of them then that’s a concern.

Apparently you missed my main point, which was that the pepople who have
learned over time to operate the process in a fashion that lets them  produce
lots of documents may not be the best source of information about how to
improve the process for those who have not managed to do this.

				Ned




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