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From: John Fieber <jfieber@indiana.edu>
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Greetings!

In an ongoing effort to improve the usefulness of the FreeBSD WWW
pages, I am conducting a survey.  If you have used the FreeBSD
WWW pages, a few moments of your time to answer the questions
below will be greatly appreciated.  If you have not visited the
FreeBSD WWW pages, you may visit http://www.freebsd.org/ for a
quick tour and then answer the survey questions.

There are two types of questions:

   A. Multiple choice - either place a mark by the appropriate
      answer, or delete the inappropriate answers.

   B. Short answer - just type in your response below the
      question.

Please address all responses to jfieber@freebsd.org or
jfieber@indiana.edu.  No mail headers from your answer will be kept with
the survey data. (or kept at all for that matter...)

Thank you for your time,

John Fieber

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A. Familiarity: 

   1. How would you rate your familiarity with Unix?
   
      A. Never heard of it
      B. Know what it is
      C. A new user
      D. A casual user
      E. Experienced 
      F. System Administrator
      G. Kernel hacker
   
   2. How would you rate your experience with the Web? 
   
      A. Never heard of it
      B. Know what it is
      C. A new user
      D. A casual user
      E. Experienced 
      F. Webmaster
   
   3. How would you rate your experience with Internet? 
   
      A. Never heard of it
      B. Know what it is
      C. A new user
      D. A casual user
      E. Experienced 
      F. Service Provider
   
   4. How did you learn about FreeBSD? 
   
   
   5. How did you find the FreeBSD homepage?


   6. Do you think FreeBSD is adequately publicized? 
   


B. Useability/Ease of use:

   1. Do you find this "homepage" easy to use? 

      A. Excellent
      B. Good
      C. Satisfactory
      D. Difficult

   2. Do you find the organization of this page easy to grasp? 

      A. Excellent
      B. Good
      C. Satisfactory
      D. Difficult

   3. Are you able navigate through the pages easily? 

      A. Yes
      B. No
      C. Yes except... (comment)

   4. What is your opinion of the efficiency of the organization of
      this data? 


   5. If you were explaining this Web site to a new user, how would
      you: 

      A. warn them
      B. reassure them

   6. Do you feel like this is wasteful of your time or an efficient
      use of time? 


   7. Was it as difficult as you would expect, considering your
      experience level?  



C. Satisfaction

   1. Do you feel that you've learned enough about FreeBSD from this
      Web site? 


   2. For which level of users is this Web site most appropriate?
   
      A. A new user
      B. A casual user
      C. Experienced 
      D. System Administrator
      E. Kernel hacker

   3. If you were to change these Web pages, where would you
      start? 


   5. Do you feel encouraged to contribute to these Web pages and the
      FreeBSD project? 


   6. Do you have any other comments?