Survey? Nope, no survey here, either.

Karyn

lfm
I usually do surveys from companies - if the root domain on form is the same as the company.
Not so fond of spreading my email/credentials to 3rd party.
 
But the survey a couple of months ago from Cake I did anyway - so important.

There are a total of zero questions that would identify you.  It's asking how, how often, and what would you like next.  (ok, that sounds a bit naughty, but only if you have a dirty mind...)
 
It's hosted by surveymonkey,  they specialise in surveys. The most they could get would be your IP.

Thanks.
But there is usually a long encoded parameter that I feel must contain my credentials to identify somehow.
Or it would be possible for a robot to skew the survey, or whatever it's for.
And everything submitted to the surveymonkey - they can scan fields and identify any email addresses etc.
 
But as I said, Cakewalk surveys I always reply to - really important they know what userbase think of priorities.

I answered it and directly relating to my usage of Sonar, which is different from most as I dont use any loops or and rarely  MIDI. 

Karyn

arachnaut
What survey?

This survey

Thanks. Completed.
 
I really like the "new" way of doing business i.e. regular updates and listening to the user base in a professional manner. Much of the forum discussion is reflected in the survey, which is good ... still I hope not too many vote for the iToys route ... so is there any way to hack / manipulate this  ;-)

Completed.
 
Thanks-
 
-Susan
 
[Edit: BTW, I didn't get the email.]

Got the email and completed the survey yesterday.

Received and done yesterday. Going by the some of the questions, it seems that the bakers really are listening attentively to our comments!

Thanks for posting the link. Completed. Some of the questions were interesting and hopeful.

I did. Another way Cakewalk is trying it's best to serve it's customers.

Thanks Karyn.  Completed as well.