Matters Community surveys I genuinely…
Matters Community surveys I genuinely enjoy doing online. Especially the political ones. And you've even got the chance regularly to participate to win a £25 pound voucher for Amazon. Which low and behold, for first time in well over a year and a half or more of doing surveys since joining, I finally won one! Nice surprise. (So I now have a couple of free espionage tradecraft spy books on the way to me, I'm very much looking forwards to reading.)
The surveys you're invited regularly to take part in here are on just about every subject one could think of from retail to trends, to politics and practically all in
between, of everyday life experience in the UK today. Sporting occasions and other things happening. There's invites to regular mini polls also, as well as other discussions which I don't tend to get too involved within. Today's invited to survey of opinions was on the general election we just had on 4th July. Especially regarding the First Past the Post System versus any possible reform to a more representative PR system.
I enjoy the interesting surveys and chances to have a say, a voice. It is good too that others there as fellow participants, can comment in reply to things you write. Sometimes you even get staff from the Matters Community comment too on your contribution, if they've thought you raised a good point in your survey answers. Which is very nice, and I appreciated to see, that they cared enough to do so.
Besides the chance to be one of the lucky few to win an Amazon voucher prize there's other lesser incentives of participation 'badges' to collect as one does polls and surveys each month. I must admit I've not really understood the advantage if any, in the badge system there awarded to participants each month as a regular site participant/user. Maybe they could translate that to a points system like the Nectar points to collect up and exchange for something or other in the future, I've wondered.