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Hi, I'm a newbie on Linux, as a result of my curiosity, I decided focus on Linux Distribution for my Research project.
I just need a few minutes from you to take my survey.
Please take the survey. Your feedback is important!
I'm afraid it's a waste of time. You ask what type of system one is installing. I'm not installing anything. I'm using a distro. If you're only interested in people who are currently installing a system then you should say so in your posting above. If that's not what you want then you should change your questionnaire.
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How come you ask for 2 emails. I feel this is a way to get email addresses to spam. Its not a very good survey either. If you want support from LQ maybe you should consider being a part of the community befor posting links for people to take.
As there is a compete lack of trust in this thread it is counter-productive and I have closed it. I'd suggest, if this is a real survey, that you reword or remove the questionable parts and post up a new thread where you explain in full the motives behind the survey and what it will be used for. Members tend to be far more helpful if they can believe in the survey (hint: having a larger number of posts in the technical areas helps - positive postcount matters.
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