(I haven’t run this by Carl yet, but this is my current plan for how to interpret the incoming data)
Since our response rates where somewhat lower than expected (mostly because we chose an account that was friends with only one person from our sample, and so messages probably ended up in people’s secondary Inbox), we decided to only send messages until we get 10 responses to (1), since we don’t want to spam a ton of people with a somewhat shady looking question (I think two people expressed concern about conducting a poll like this).
Since our stopping criteria is 10 people, we will also stop if we get more than 7 yes responses, or more than 3 no responses, before we reach 10 people.
What will you do about people who don’t reply to your messages?
(I haven’t run this by Carl yet, but this is my current plan for how to interpret the incoming data)
Since our response rates where somewhat lower than expected (mostly because we chose an account that was friends with only one person from our sample, and so messages probably ended up in people’s secondary Inbox), we decided to only send messages until we get 10 responses to (1), since we don’t want to spam a ton of people with a somewhat shady looking question (I think two people expressed concern about conducting a poll like this).
Since our stopping criteria is 10 people, we will also stop if we get more than 7 yes responses, or more than 3 no responses, before we reach 10 people.
I agree to this.
I’m interpreting this as “go until you get 20 ‘yes’ responses to (1) and then compare their responses to (2)”.