The Launch!
November 7th, 2007 by seth bindernagel
We are very happy to announce the launch of the Community Surveys Project.
With this program, the Mozilla community will be publishing short surveys with the goal of learning more from its community about decisions needed to be made, and about ones that already may have been made. We want to know
- your opinions about Mozilla events and projects;
- ideas on how to improve and evolve;
- constructive criticism of project plans and policy;
- and, praise about what is being done well!
The vibrant and enthusiastic community is what makes the Mozilla project so unique. And with the community surveys project, we want to embrace this community spirit as much as we can. We’d love to see the community take advantage of this tool. That’s why we are choosing to publish short surveys on a frequent basis.
More on the functionality…The survey program is a website, where the content is updated frequently with (hopefully) interesting and pleasant questions. Hey, taking a survey doesn’t have to be a two-month journey you’ve been planning for a year! 
We want to make it light and quick. And most of all — interesting!
We’ve created our blog to be sure we stay close to you and to make sure you can easily follow the development of the project. We will use the blog’s comments system to gather your feedback on the project, the surveys, and the results. Thanks to the RSS feed, it will be very easy for you to track our progress and to stay up-to-date about the current and planned surveys.
As a result of a wonderful work done by our localizers, the Community Surveys website is available in 13 languages, including the very first survey!!!!
We hope you’ll have fun taking our surveys. They will be very short, informative and fun, we promise! 