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OT: SURV survey tool from conjointly.com

Bruce Weaver
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Apologies for the off-topic nature of my question.  While looking at the webpage for William Trochim's Research Methods Knowledge Base (https://conjointly.com/kb/), I noticed a little "advert" for SURV, a survey tool that is "Completely free for academics and students".  Here's the website:

https://conjointly.com/products/survey-tool/

Is anyone familiar with it?  If so, how does it compare to the other tools that people tend to use these days (e.g., Survey Monkey)?  

Thanks,
Bruce
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Re: OT: SURV survey tool from conjointly.com

Art Kendall
I have not tried it.  

I wonder whether they would be free for retired people doing pro bono work.

One thing to watch out for.  I have received several surveys recently that put high scores (excellent, best, most ____, strongly agree, etc.) on the LEFT side of the page/screen!  
Suggest that the designers were not aware of trying to associate visual stimuli with the number line.  Reminds me of people who cannot understand why one would use a zero as the stimulus for none or almost none, never or almost never, etc.
Art Kendall
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Re: OT: SURV survey tool from conjointly.com

jkpeck
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I get a lot of emails from Conjointly, but I have not heard SURV mentioned.