Your Thoughts - Survey Results

The Results are in!  Well, they've actually been in for some time.  I put up the survey on Sept. 23 and got 38 responses by the end of the year - more like the end of October really.  So I guess out of the 61 followers I've managed to attract, 38 of them are true fans.  😥  

I cleaned up the chart images for posting here.  Enjoy.

First question:

The majority said they are still primarily hanging out in the blogosphere.
 

At least everyone said to keep going....

Here's the full text of the question: 

Loot posts ranked second, which is encouraging.  As was the positive response to research posts.  A little over half of you said you'd like to see a giveaway - I'll have to work on that.  And 40% of you approve of the occasional fabulous babe to enhance the experience.  I might catch some flak from the girlfriend on that one...

Somebody skipped this one.  I hope they joined up too!  

Now we get into the demographics.  I was a bit surprised that the majority are set builders.  I assumed it would be a bigger mix, with set builders in the middle somewhere.  The rest came out about as expected.  There are a lot of Random collectors, which is kinda cool too.

This one came out in order listed, but it is interesting that baseball dominates by so much.  All but two of the respondents do baseball.  Non-sports are keeping up too, which is nice.

Pretty much everyone has been doing it since the 80's, and collects back to the vintage era too.  This chart doesn't show it, but I know from reading elsewhere that a lot of you are younger than me and started when the late 80's stuff was new.  But that's not news either.

And finally, how much do you have?  I fell into the Multiple rooms category, but you've seen that I've consolidated into one bigger room.  (Although there's still stuff in the old room too.)  I was expecting at least one or two slab-only people, but I guess that's just a demographic that's too far from us.  Glad to see the biggest numbers are roomfuls.

Thanks to those who answered, and to all of you that read and comment regularly.  I'll keep this old Cube chugging along, even if it is at a snail's pace compared to years past.