Date: Sun, 26 Nov 1995 15:48:20 -0800 (PST) From: Julian Elischer <julian@ref.tfs.com> To: jfieber@indiana.edu (John Fieber) Cc: questions@freebsd.org, hackers@freebsd.org Subject: Re: FreeBSD WWW survey Message-ID: <199511262348.PAA19462@ref.tfs.com> In-Reply-To: <Pine.BSF.3.91.951125153806.29959D-100000@fieber-john.campusview.indiana.edu> from "John Fieber" at Nov 25, 95 03:41:08 pm
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> > Greetings! > > In an ongoing effort to improve the usefulness of the FreeBSD WWW > pages, I am conducting a survey. If you have used the FreeBSD > WWW pages, a few moments of your time to answer the questions > below will be greatly appreciated. If you have not visited the > FreeBSD WWW pages, you may visit http://www.freebsd.org/ for a > quick tour and then answer the survey questions. > > There are two types of questions: > > A. Multiple choice - either place a mark by the appropriate > answer, or delete the inappropriate answers. > > B. Short answer - just type in your response below the > question. > > Please address all responses to jfieber@freebsd.org or > jfieber@indiana.edu. No mail headers from your answer will be kept with > the survey data. (or kept at all for that matter...) > > Thank you for your time, > > John Fieber > > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > > A. Familiarity: > > 1. How would you rate your familiarity with Unix? > > A. Never heard of it > B. Know what it is > C. A new user > D. A casual user > E. Experienced > F. System Administrator > G. Kernel hacker G > > 2. How would you rate your experience with the Web? > > A. Never heard of it > B. Know what it is > C. A new user > D. A casual user > E. Experienced > F. Webmaster D > > 3. How would you rate your experience with Internet? > > A. Never heard of it > B. Know what it is > C. A new user > D. A casual user > E. Experienced > F. Service Provider D > 4. How did you learn about FreeBSD? from 386BSD from CGD at the UCB BSD 4.4 course > > > 5. How did you find the FreeBSD homepage? saw it being committed > > > 6. Do you think FreeBSD is adequately publicized? > no > > > B. Useability/Ease of use: > > 1. Do you find this "homepage" easy to use? > > A. Excellent > B. Good B > C. Satisfactory > D. Difficult > > 2. Do you find the organization of this page easy to grasp? > > A. Excellent > B. Good B > C. Satisfactory > D. Difficult > > 3. Are you able navigate through the pages easily? > > A. Yes > B. No > C. Yes except... (comment) ok and getting better > > 4. What is your opinion of the efficiency of the organization of > this data? could be better but I can't quite say how.. > > > 5. If you were explaining this Web site to a new user, how would > you: > > A. warn them tell then it's all there, but that they may have to search to find what they want... (also that it's still being written) > B. reassure them > > 6. Do you feel like this is wasteful of your time or an efficient > use of time? what the questionare? web site is useful needs MAN-PAGES for -current and latest release.. also links to entire CURRENT source tree. so people can see if a particular bug has been fixed, etc... > > > 7. Was it as difficult as you would expect, considering your > experience level? > ok > > > C. Satisfaction > > 1. Do you feel that you've learned enough about FreeBSD from this > Web site? > > > 2. For which level of users is this Web site most appropriate? > > A. A new user > B. A casual user > C. Experienced > D. System Administrator > E. Kernel hacker > > 3. If you were to change these Web pages, where would you > start? > > > 5. Do you feel encouraged to contribute to these Web pages and the > FreeBSD project? > > > 6. Do you have any other comments? > >
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