Survey

[rocksthecourt]

Since there are those rather opposed to lengthy survey posts, let's keep this short and simple, yes? I'd like to request that as many members of the patient body participate in a short, personal survey. It's mostly general information, and I ask that you be as specific as possible unless otherwise indicated. For the sake of safety and decency, do not sign a name or alias to your responses. This is simply for the sake of information.

* Male/Female
* Age - (1-10, 11-15, 16-20, 21-25, 26-30, 31-35, 36-45, 46-55, 56-65, other... specify if possible)
* What is/are your profession(s)? If you are a student, indicate so.
* How long have you been here? Be as precise as possible.
* Where are you from? (If you'd rather not give a city, a state or country will work fine.)
* What were you doing just before waking up here? (Again, be as specific as possible. If it's an uncomfortable matter, a general description can work)
* Where were you just before waking up here? (Be general, ie "out of the house" "at work" "en route somewhere" etc.)
* Your last memory: What time of day was it?

Optional - Anything else of note you may want to mention about the time before waking up here. Something out of the ordinary or significant? Or something new that may have started a little before moving here?


Feel free to ask if something concerns you.

[added in as though in after thought] Ah. Also, since safety is a heavy factor, I will be taking and collecting the responses as the data is sorted. Your information will not remain here. Please don't let that keep you from participating.

- G

Comments

[unsigned/disguised]

[tostepforward.livejournal.com]

It seems there are quite a few people interested in gathering information from others lately.

[rocksthecourt]

To be frank, from what I've gathered this has been going on for far too long. No one should be subject to this abuse, let along for this amount of time. If we can figure out anything that can even slightly help the situation, I think it's worth it. We can't simply sit back and push to survive day to day.

[unsigned/disguised]

[tostepforward.livejournal.com]

While I'm certain this is a good idea in theory, I'm afraid I have a couple of problems with it in practice. First of all, considering that certain other inmates can be just as dangerous as any night-time monster, I'm reluctant to give away too much information about myself - and second, since there are so many people collecting different pieces of information, I can't help but feel the efforts are too chaotic to produce anything useful.

[rocksthecourt]

I can accept that. I'm only asking for what people are comfortable in giving, and if people would feel better saying nothing, that's fine. I suppose it's better to be safe than sorry.

However, I do have to dispute the chaos of the informational efforts. Perhaps it only seems that way because no one is considering anyone combining their efforts. There are, perhaps, too many people working individually. I understand it's pointless to hope this amount of people can ever hope to work together as a single unit, but we must move forward with whoever we can.