Yeah I'm not really sure why they didn't make stuff more obvious. I mean you get an email with all the information and links but still some people might not have seen it.
I deleted those back in my first beta weekend invite, and they're long gone from my e-mail.
Yes I did, as I have many forums. I have posted in many MMORPG and multiplayer PC game forums. I require quite a large number of respondents to have a wide array of demographics. If I only posted in forums I was a regular contributor too, the demographic range and sample size would be small.
So while I am new here, I do appreciate each and every person that helps me with this research project. Thank you.
I would like to thank all that have participated so far. It has been a great help with a good response rate. However, I still require more responses and the survey is still open for everyone 16 years of age and over.
Thesis Title: Causes, Magnitude and Implications of Griefing in Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games
Hello,
My name is Leigh Achterbosch and I am a candidate for PhD at the University of Ballarat, Australia. I am inviting you to participate in a study about the act of griefing and its implications in Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPGs). This is one of many invitations posted on various MMORPG and online game forums.
This research will explore the following questions; what are the causes and implications of griefing in MMORPGs, and what magnitude of griefing exists in this genre? The intention is to contribute new research and knowledge about griefing and its sociological impact.
The study will involve an online survey for participants of the ages 16 and above. This survey will cover your experiences as someone that has performed griefing, been subjected to griefing, or as a witness to the acts of griefing.
You are invited to participate by following the link <removed> and completing the questionnaire that will take approximately 20 minutes of your time (You can save and reload unfinished surveys should you require). You will remain anonymous by completing this survey. The online survey will remain open until an appropriate sample size is collected. I will repost here when the survey has closed. At some point in the future when data has been collated and analysed I will repost with some preliminary results in this forum thread.
I would like to thank you up front for any time you allocate towards this research endeavour. Feel free to spread this survey link around!
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I received new emails each beta weekend
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So while I am new here, I do appreciate each and every person that helps me with this research project. Thank you.
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I would like to thank all that have participated so far. It has been a great help with a good response rate. However, I still require more responses and the survey is still open for everyone 16 years of age and over.
Please read the initial post for details, and the survey is located here: http://medusa.ballarat.edu.au/limesurvey/index.php?sid=44463
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Thesis Title:
Causes, Magnitude and Implications of Griefing in Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games
Hello,
My name is Leigh Achterbosch and I am a candidate for PhD at the University of Ballarat, Australia. I am inviting you to participate in a study about the act of griefing and its implications in Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPGs). This is one of many invitations posted on various MMORPG and online game forums.
This research will explore the following questions; what are the causes and implications of griefing in MMORPGs, and what magnitude of griefing exists in this genre? The intention is to contribute new research and knowledge about griefing and its sociological impact.
The study will involve an online survey for participants of the ages 16 and above. This survey will cover your experiences as someone that has performed griefing, been subjected to griefing, or as a witness to the acts of griefing.
You are invited to participate by following the link <removed> and completing the questionnaire that will take approximately 20 minutes of your time (You can save and reload unfinished surveys should you require). You will remain anonymous by completing this survey. The online survey will remain open until an appropriate sample size is collected. I will repost here when the survey has closed. At some point in the future when data has been collated and analysed I will repost with some preliminary results in this forum thread.
I would like to thank you up front for any time you allocate towards this research endeavour. Feel free to spread this survey link around!
EDIT: Survey has closed, thank you.