October 28, 2009 As 2010 rolls around, we want to improve WPMU DEV Premium for you and provide you with more plugins, themes and better support.
But we need to know what you’d like us to do for you first… so we decided to ask:
And, to sweeten the deal, we’ll be giving away 2 x yearly memberships (each worth $419!), to two lucky people who fill out the survey!
And remember… as the usual response rate to surveys like this is about 3%… there’s a great chance that you could win.
So, here’s the link to the survey again, it won’t take any time at all… and you could be smiling for the next year as a result :)
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Greetz from Germany!
Thanks Ivo… if you could just run through the survey (it only take a min, promise) that’d be grand… just drop that request in the final box.
While I’m not quite a WPMU user at the moment, I have completed the survey, as I’d love to become more involved in building communities! – Most likely would wait until the code merge has gone ahead in WP 3.0 though! :)
Just a quick note: the survey is for Premium Dev users only. So existing Dev members can win more Premium Dev time.
If you’re not a premium dev member it appears you’re out of luck.
This isn’t exactly clear from your post above, but be that as it may, I still took the time to fill out your survey the best I could. My email address was substituted in lieu of the dev username.
Hi Jake, thanks for the feedback and taking the time to complete the survey,
The survey is definitely for every one – both members and non-members. We were asked similar on twitter and this is the response given “not at all, we’ve had tons of responses from non members… in fact you are the peeps we want to hear from.”
No problem. The dev user-centric questions and conditional premium dev username requirement at the end might through some non-dev users off the scent.
Thanks for the follow-up though… and like I said – I used my email address rather than the dev username it requested. Put in a good word for me ;)