Places visited survey

This survey is about the "places visited" activity. You might want to read the places visited explanation for information about the activity. You might also like to use another browser tab so that you can browse the part of the website that each question is about before you answer that question.

If you have any questions or feedback about the activity or this survey, please contact me.

If you cannot complete the survey in one go, you can submit what you have done and submit more responses later. If you submit more responses, please tell me in your comments that your responses are in addition to your earlier responses.

Your name

If you currently take part, do you want to give your name on this survey? If you give your name, I might ask you about your responses.

What we keep a record of

We currently keep a record of the airports, cathedrals, former cathedrals , guided busway stops, hospitals, music venues, ports, and railway stations that we have visited. Do you want to keep a record of anything else as part of this activity?

Are you interested in taking part in a similar activity where we keep a record of the books that we have read?

Priority of changes

People have suggested various changes. please specify the priority that you think each of these changes should have:

Subdivide long alphabetical data tables and lists with subheadings for each letter of the alphabet:
Change each data table into a bullet list:
For each visitor, add a page that lists the types of place that they have visited (with links to the pages for those types of place):
For each visitor, add pages with links to all their individual lists:
For each visitor, add pages that summarize their rankings for each type of place (with links to those rankings):
For each type of place, add data tables and lists sorted by the popularity of each place:
For each type of place where no visitor has visited all the places, add a list of places for each visitor listing the places that at least one visitor has visited but this visitor has not visited (visited but not by [visitor name]):
For each type of place, subdivide the list of lists with subheadings for each type of list (instead of having a list inside a list):
For each type of place, move the lists for individual visitors to a separate contents page to keep the main contents page shorter:
Send regular (monthly, quarterly, yearly) updates by email:
Summarize recent changes on the website:
Use RSS feeds to summarize changes:
Add combined data tables and lists for related types of place (for example, for all heritage railway stations combined):
Add combined rankings for related types of place (for example, for all heritage railway stations combined):
Add forms to the website so that people can report visits online:
Add a list of airports subdivided with subheadings for each country:
For each relevant ranking, add links on each visitor name to the relevant list:
Change "participant" to "visitor":
Avoid all lists inside lists:
Split the explanation into separate pages:
For each list and data table, include the date of each first visit in the downloadable .csv files:
For each type of place, add data tables and lists sorted by the date of the first visit:

Dates of first visits

Are you willing for the dates of your first visitss to appear on the web pages or in the downloadable .csv files?

Do you think that each visitor should be able to choose whether the date of their visits appear on the website?

When listing the visitors to a place on a data table, in what order do you think we should list them?

Missing visitors

Some visitors have not reported a visit for a long time. Perhaps we should hide their visits until they get back in contact. How long should we wait after their last visit before hiding their visits?

Removing unwanted features

Removing unwanted features can help to make things easier to use. Are their any features that you think that we should remove?

Human visitors:
Non-human visitors:
The distinction between human and non-human visitors:
Data tables and lists sorted by line or route (for example, on the London Underground or Docklands Light Railway):
Data tables and lists subdivided by country (for example, for cathedrals, ports, and international railway stations):
Downloadable .csv files:
Visited data tables:
Data tables including places not visited:
Visited by only one visitor data tables:
Visited by only one human visitor data tables:
Visited by only one non-human visitor data tables:
Rankings without the dates when the rankings changed:
Rankings with the dates when the rankings changed:
Rankings of the number of places visited:
Rankings of the number of places visited by each human visitor:
Rankings of the number of places visited by each non-human visitor:
Rankings of the number of places visited by only one visitor:
Rankings of the number of places visited by only one human visitor:
Rankings of the number of places visited by only one non-human visitor:
Rankings of the proportions:
Rankings of the human proportions:
Rankings of the non-human proportions:
Collective visited lists (for all visitors combined):
Individual visited lists for each visitor:
Collective not visited lists:
Individual not visited lists for each visitor:
Collective visited by only one visitor lists:
Individual visited by only one visitor lists:
Collective visited by only one human visitor lists:
Individual visited by only one human visitor lists:
Collective visited by only one non-human visitor lists:
Individual visited by only one non-human visitor lists:
Older histories:
History of the number of places visited by each visitor (combined into a single table):
History of the number of places visited by each human visitor (combined into a single table):
History of the number of places visited by each non-human visitor (combined into a single table):
History of the number of places visited by each visitor (a separate table for each visitor):

Comments

Do you have any other feedback, comments, requests, or suggestions?