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They're in! Thanks again.

Edit: People without a Tumblr account can see the full results here: https://jam-surveymirror.tumblr.com/

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Survey results!

Thanks again to everyone who took the time to fill this out. There were 886 responses in all, much more than I expected. A disclaimer: I'm pretty ignorant about statistics, so take my analysis with a...

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Andy

That was a lot more interesting and in-depth than i was expecting!

TWEC21

Yeah! Jam's a New Yorker! We have literally one thing going for us!

The Wizard's Tower

I’d love to see more polls / surveys and interactions with you like this, Jam!

dungeonkappa

The unused sociology major rotting somewhere in the back corner of my brain thinks this is super interesting. Thanks for posting~

DemonLordSparda

This was very interesting. Thanks for doing the survey and posting the results. Seems like my specific tastes aren't uncommon throughout your respondents which is nice. I'm also unsurprised how many people said nice things. You are great, and even if I know almost nothing about you, I feel comfortable following your work. You always came across as kind and welcoming. Keep doing what makes you happy.

Sen Trillion

This was interesting. There were a lot of results I did not expect. And it was also nice to learn more about you jam. I get nervous about that kind of stuff myself. Fun things learned tho I was waiting for this post for a bit.

Cale

This made for a very interesting read. There were a few things that surprised me and a few things that didn't, and I enjoyed reading through it and seeing what your interpretation was. Thanks for taking the time to run this survey, Jam. And can I just say: the last paragraph was adorable and I think I speak for a lot of people here when I say we're happy to support you. There's nothing wrong with drawing huge fuckn bound anime tiddies for fun and profit, because huge fuckn bound anime tiddies are great.

Trevor Bond

Some very interesting statistics popped up here. It was a good read and I will probably discuss this with a couple much more number-oriented friends!

John Dank

A lot of the correlations are insignificant (nearing 0 on r value). Maybe you can better capture the image of this survey by cleaning the data (excluding faulty data, decrease accuracy)