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whysea (显示个人资料) 2015年8月13日下午5:34:37
Esperantistoj en la mondo 2015
Please fill out this form *one time*.
This form is intended to determine how many esperanto speakers there are in the world. Please share it!
URL:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1S39xb9OW4nt7d7ogI...
You can also view the results:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1S39xb9OW4nt7d7ogI...
Please fill out this form *one time*.
This form is intended to determine how many esperanto speakers there are in the world. Please share it!
URL:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1S39xb9OW4nt7d7ogI...
You can also view the results:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1S39xb9OW4nt7d7ogI...
Vestitor (显示个人资料) 2015年8月13日下午6:27:44
This topic is something of an obsession. Will the results please people or just disappoint them? After reading the other related topics I'd say it's likely to just cause disappointment.
The pie chart showing male/female numbers is interesting.
The pie chart showing male/female numbers is interesting.
johmue (显示个人资料) 2015年8月16日下午5:51:20
whysea:This form is intended to determine how many esperanto speakers there are in the world. Please share it!There are many people who don't actually speak Esperanto who will participate in the survey as well as many constant fluent regular speakers who won't ever hear about this survey. So whatever the result is, it will be totally useless.
whysea (显示个人资料) 2015年8月17日下午7:41:11
To those of you having doubts about this survey: The person who made this survey originally has given it up due to negative feedback about it being not worth doing and so on, basically what you guys are saying, and he gave it over to me. I'm still interested in the results. I want to educate myself on the process of gathering such information, because it really is of interest to me to eventually find out how many esperanto speakers there are, approximately. (Like I saw someone say, trying to figure this out is like trying to find out how many people in the world play piano.) I'm also enjoying the information about the gender ratio and the different countries people are putting down. Perhaps this individual survey will not be useful on its own, but experimenting with these things could provide useful for future investigations into the question of what the population of Esperantujo looks like. As the saying goes, innovation is 1% inspiration, 99% perspiration. The inspiration to make a census of esperanto speakers is clearly present in our community, as someone said they've seen about 10 of these. It's the people making these imperfect surveys that are putting in the perspiration. Doesn't mean it's guaranteed to work every time but you get nowhere at all if you're not willing to experiment and to fail many times before you succeed. 
And to the person saying this should be in the Esperanto forum: I did post it there too.
And to the person saying this should be in the Esperanto forum: I did post it there too.
