LD Census
I made a census!
So, since somebody on IRC had the wonderful idea, I made a census. It’s short, 10 questions, nothing too personal. It would provide some insight into the LD Community as well, so if you could take it that would be awesome. And here’s a link to it: LD Census
Comments
machinas
06. Jan 2011 路 04:07 UTC
Thanks, demize. I can’t wait to see the results. and the somebody we me 馃槢
joekinley
06. Jan 2011 路 09:45 UTC
Go census
06. Jan 2011 路 10:19 UTC
And how is Ubuntu not part of “Other Linux”?
joekinley
06. Jan 2011 路 11:46 UTC
Stop whining dude, in fact mostly it really ends up in being ubuntu or other oses when it comes to private computers
06. Jan 2011 路 11:56 UTC
Does “Do a MiniLD” mean participating or organizing?
06. Jan 2011 路 11:59 UTC
Please change “PC” to “Windows”.
09. Jan 2011 路 17:59 UTC
In my opinion, PC means something that is x86-based, meaning at least mostly compatible with an Intel 32-bit CPU. I would include 64-bit x86 chips in that as well, though. (Though I think that only AMD makes 64-bit x68 chips, Intel has moved on to a new architecture for its 64-bit CPU’s if I recall.)
06. Jan 2011 路 13:32 UTC
Could have done with a ‘Web’ category for ‘platforms you develop for’.
06. Jan 2011 路 22:46 UTC
The Education question seems limited… Americans use college and university interchangeably. We usually differentiate based on the degree earned, since many schools offer programs leading to two-year and four-year degrees (typically Associate’s and Bachelor’s). There are a lot of young game developers still in college (no degree) and many (many) with a Bachelor’s degree (but college was their highest level of education). Then there are the levels beyond, which might be covered by Master’s and Doctorate degrees (both from Grad School – sorta hidden within your term “University”).
joekinley
07. Jan 2011 路 06:36 UTC
Totally thanks. Is there any deadline for the result?