For TAFE I have to survey a number of people on each of the symbols which I created. Reason for post
Seeing as I already told all my family members and a couple of friends what I was doing and cannot ask any classmates for their opinions because they are doing the same thing. Bias will follow!
I ask the very generous members of the TWP community to complete a quick online survey for me.
It is a 5 question survey with 4 multiple choice questions. So it will take you a minute. And would very much appreciate it if you actually answered the last question

If you want to participate: please only complete one of the three surveys and then vote what survey you completed. I need 6 people on each survey and everyone completing the first survey won't help me.

Survey 1
Survey 2
Survey 3

Thank you such much if you want to help!!

EDIT: Thanks so much people for completing the survey! I got 7 completed on 2, so I don't need anymore on that one. And yes I think 2 does look like the black mesa logo. Thought it when I finished making it.

I answered #2 randomly... that was weird, but really short and easy so I'm glad it helps lol

Whats the survey about?

Thank you so much Kaleido

@CaretCaret Symbol Analysis. i.e. look at a picture and tell me what you think it means / what it's about.

I took Survey #1. Hope this helps you out. It's a rather weird survey.

I took survey #3, There was 4, 4 and 3 so I took the one who only had 3

I chose to do survey two, dunno' why. Easy to do.

PS: Don't know if this spoils, but the symbol looks a lot like the black mesa logo!

No it didn't.

Who wrote that there was no symbol? It was the giant picture on the first page.

EDIT: spoiler of 3
Also for anyone that did the foot one, the shape of the foot is 'Australia'. Perhaps I need to ask some australians because they would recognise it straight away.

chickenmobile wrote:
Who wrote that there was no symbol? It was the giant picture on the first page.

EDIT: spoiler of 3
Also for anyone that did the foot one, the shape of the foot is 'Australia'. Perhaps I need to ask some australians because they would recognise it straight away.

I did
There really was NO image
and survey 2 seems offline from here now.
Sorry, will try it again if it works

chickenmobile wrote:
Who wrote that there was no symbol? It was the giant picture on the first page.

EDIT: spoiler of 3
Also for anyone that did the foot one, the shape of the foot is 'Australia'. Perhaps I need to ask some australians because they would recognise it straight away.

A 'foot'??
Someone had some odd feet and needs to look at more maps.

Anyway people, my survey is complete! (I got a couple of people from work to help). Thanks all who participated.

If you wanted to know what it was about:

Carbon Tax.

Congrats to the people who said clean emissions / environmentally friendly / sustainability or carbon footprint.
The highest percentage of people to get around it was the one with the lightbulb (Survey 3) so this is probably the one I am going to refine.

Once again: thanks.

You're welcome I guess

I wrote, "A really big footprint." Does that count?

MasterLagger wrote:
I wrote, "A really big footprint." Does that count?

I knew that was you. And it helps to prove that symbol isn't exceptionally clear to Americans that are younger than 18...

chickenmobile wrote:
isn't exceptionally clear to Americans

is anything?

iWork925 wrote:
chickenmobile wrote:

isn't exceptionally clear to Americans

is anything?

In DK we're generally talking about being as environmentally friendly as possible. So the first thing i saw was a leaf (green) + a bulb (green+energy).
But as the country where windmills has home, it's an obvious answer...

chickenmobile wrote:
MasterLagger wrote:

I wrote, "A really big footprint." Does that count?

I knew that was you. And it helps to prove that symbol isn't exceptionally clear to Americans that are younger than 18...

Actually, I'm older than 18. And I have Epilepsy, so my perception of stuff is much different compared to most Americans (although I will admit that near half of Americans are morons). When I first thought of what it was, I was actually thinking of Bigfoot (Sasquatch) but then I thought, "Wait no, that's insane, it wouldn't look that deformed."

If I saw what some of the other pictures were, I might have figured it out. But I don't think that a deformed carbon footprint with a shape similar to Australia isn't the best symbol for environmental topics.

iWork925 wrote:
chickenmobile wrote:

isn't exceptionally clear to Americans

is anything?

cough racistcough cough

iWork925 wrote:
chickenmobile wrote:

isn't exceptionally clear to Americans

is anything?

The paper in which we store our cheeseburgers.

Stereotypes for the win!