Sadly, I'm not an expert on creating the survey instrument itself. I can certainly provide ideas on what NOT to do, but my expertise is around visualizing and understanding the result.

I had forgotten about this.

You continue to have what may be a perfect track record of nothing-but-really-useful posts (either your own or amplifying others).

Thank you for the kind words.

These are all so good.

"Good" may not be the right word. I'd much prefer fewer choices here.

And please forward the link.
I'd like to get a few hundred responses by Friday.

What Andy said.

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I encourage you to ask @acotgreave.bsky.social and Jeffrey Shaffer about this (particularly Jeff, who I don't think is on BlueSky).

In my limited experiences, you need to know what "good" looks like to get decent results.

That said, give it a data set and ask it to do EDA. It can be remarkable.

Oooh, this is gonna to be fun!
A deadly of dashboards? A deluge? An enigma? A collision?

I think "murder" is the best one yet, but the crows may have something to say about that.

I think the analog to a pie chart is a stacked bar chart. I call it a "cubist" pie chart.

YIKES!
I'll be sharing an example of that in the book.
And you know how much I admire your integrity about these things. Asd for the person who gave you that advice...

The Climate Stripes is the other one I've been looking at.

What are your thoughts on WhatsApp? This is how I communicate with people outside of the US.