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== John K7AAY == | == John K7AAY == | ||
| − | May I ask you to think about what the public finds as the primary benefit of | + | May I ask you to think about what the public finds as the primary benefit of Free Geek? I would guess it is, in this order: |
| − | + | # Recycling to keep toxics out of the waste stream | |
| − | + | # Educational - teaching skills to those who don't have | |
| − | + | # Repurposing machines | |
| − | So, maybe we could present | + | So, maybe we could present: |
| − | + | # how many tons of mercury, lead, cadmium, nickel and other badstuff we've sequestered through *careful* recycling, and | |
| − | + | # how many people have learned computer skills, before | |
| − | + | # we roll on to how many boxen have good homes now. | |
I'd be happy to run, and design if you also need, a (short) telephone survey between now and 16 April to see what the people really think. | I'd be happy to run, and design if you also need, a (short) telephone survey between now and 16 April to see what the people really think. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:28, 2 November 2006
John K7AAY
May I ask you to think about what the public finds as the primary benefit of Free Geek? I would guess it is, in this order:
- Recycling to keep toxics out of the waste stream
- Educational - teaching skills to those who don't have
- Repurposing machines
So, maybe we could present:
- how many tons of mercury, lead, cadmium, nickel and other badstuff we've sequestered through *careful* recycling, and
- how many people have learned computer skills, before
- we roll on to how many boxen have good homes now.
I'd be happy to run, and design if you also need, a (short) telephone survey between now and 16 April to see what the people really think.
Polling is something politicos understand. With a well-designed poll, raw data (a log of each interview) and the inevitable executive summary of results to demonstrate that Portlanders like us, we might get more R E S P E C T from City Hall than we do at present.
Or, so my BS in Journalism, and subsequent PR experience would lead me to believe, anyway.