Try survey monkey.<br><br>On Tuesday, September 30, 2014, Kelly Grimes <<a href="mailto:grimie@mcn.org">grimie@mcn.org</a>> wrote:<br><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex">Good day KZYX supporters,<br>
<br>
Does anyone know if it is possible to take a survey on an internet<br>
website and actually see the tally change as you vote. Each voter could<br>
be registered and displayed on screen in a way to prevent multiple bogus<br>
votes.<br>
We could blanket the county with ads (posters, flyers, etc.) about<br>
community radio and ask people - what do YOU think Community Radio looks<br>
like?. These ads would direct people to a webpage where they could weigh<br>
in. All comments would be posted and could be accessed.<br>
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It seems important to include people who do not listen to "public"<br>
radio. and find out why?<br>
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We could change it all if we stress the difference between "community"<br>
which feels inclusive and local;<br>
as opposed to "public" which feels institutional and seems less<br>
inclusive with little local flavor.<br>
<br>
Transparency and proof that change is supported by many will help move<br>
things in a positive direction........I think.<br>
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thanks for reading my two cents,<br>
Kelly Grimes<br>
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PS The county did a similar opinion type survey during the Mendocino<br>
town plan update process. As I recall, they scanned in all the survey<br>
sheets and made them viewable on their website. That way, you could see<br>
the comments and count the votes if you were so inclined. The<br>
transparency of the survey made it believable and affective.<br>
<br>
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