I am conducting a short survey as part of a project on different methods of building online projects. I mentioned this a while back on wikipedia-l. I would greatly appreciate it if any wikipedians could fill in the survey and send it back to me. Sorry to be a hassle. THE SURVEY: NOTE: This survey only concerns EN wikipedia, do not factor in any work on other languages in this. Q1: How long have you been editing wikipedia? A: Q2: How many hours per week do you spend on wikipedia? A: Q3: Do you write professionally? A: Q4: What is your current employement? A: Q5: Why do you work on wikipedia for nothing when you could be paid to write elsewhere? A: Q6: If people were paid to work on Wikipedia, would you stay or would you devote your time to something else? A: Q7: Do you think people should be paid to work on wikipedia? A: Q8: Do you think developers should be paid? A: Q9: Do you think reward schemes and competitions (like Danny's contest) on a small scale to get people to write more, better etc. should be used on wikipedia? A: Note: You can answer yes to as many of the following questions as you like. Q10: Do you work on wikipedia for the enjoyement of seeing your work online? A: Q11: Do you work on wikipedia for the satisfaction that you have created something good and it can be used by others? A: Q12:Do you work on wikipedia because it you enjoy interacting with others? A: Q13: Do you edit wikipedia for any reasons other than the ones mentioned above also? A: Thanks for your time. John Collison (Ludraman)