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https://twitter.com/KSUExArchLab

Led by lab member Nick Gala (https://twitter.com/Juliustraitor) (https://kentstate.academia.edu/NicholasGala) we are attempting to learn about flintknapping injuries! Knappers of *any level* are welcome to participate in our survey:

If you filled out this survey before from a few weeks ago, we please ask that you fill it out again. Based on feedback, we ended up adding a couple of questions to the survey. Thank you! https://ngala1.typeform.com/to/m8zDV17q

Doing so enters you into a prize drawing for a point by the late Robert J. Patten.

Danke, Roeland. Kannst Du was dazu sagen, wer genau dazu aufruft? Wenn man den link anklickt, kommt man sofort auf der typeform-Seite raus, ohne jede Info, wer den Survey durchführt und warum ...

habe schon etwas an Links eingebaut und um mehr Infos gebeten.

Danke!

Done!

Ich wollte eben auch, aber:

"This typeform isn't accepting new responses"

ulfr hat geschrieben:Ich wollte eben auch, aber.

"This typeform isn't accepting new responses"

Das ist, weil es zu viel Kommentar gegeben hat wegen den Format:

Is there information on the project and what's happening to the data being collected? As it stands it doesn't seem to be complying with ethics and GDPR regulations which require that info be provided. I'm sure it's somewhere but not presented with the survey. If they don't provide the required info for research ethics then it'll invalidate their data collection.

# Have had a reply on twitter and they're fixing the link to land on info page.

Ich hab mich auch schon schwer gewundert. Wenn ich das mit dem Aufwand vergleiche, den die Uni Manchester bei ihrem Flintschlagevent hinsichtlich Datensicherheit und Ethik getrieben hat ...

If you filled out this survey before from a few weeks ago, we please ask that you fill it out again. Based on feedback, we ended up adding a couple of questions to the survey. Thank you! https://ngala1.typeform.com/to/m8zDV17q

Done! Ich fand es schade, dass man bei einigen Fragen kein multiple choice hatte - und der Eingangstext ist für einen Opa mit schlechten Augen fast unleserlich - Kleingedrucktes halt ...