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Praise 馃帀!聽#41
Description
Funders and academic employers are increasingly interested in seeing evidence for the impact academic research generates. For software such as {surveydown}, this is very hard to accomplish because the typical metrics for promotion and tenure that matter (publications, grants, and citations) don't really apply. The consequence is that there are increasingly fewer and fewer incentives to develop packages like {surveydown} 馃槥
The good news is you can help! If you have found {surveydown} useful in any regard, please leave feedback here for other users, funders, and employers to view. This helps the package authors show how {surveydown} is being used by academic and non-academic users to increase their productivity and work quality.
So please contribute some praise 馃榿! Tell us how cool this package is and how you use it in your work!
And if you write a paper that used {surveydown}, please cite the package in your publications, see: citation("surveydown")
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[-]Praise 馃帀[/-][+]Praise 馃帀![/+]chris-gaskell commentedon Sep 5, 2024
Amazing package that has opened a world of options for my future projects. Authors are highly responsive and attentive to maintaining and developing the package further.
bastianolea commentedon Nov 19, 2024
This is really simple to set up and get it working. Also, the demos are very useful to get straight into a working example. Documentation is good also, I got my Supabase DB running in minutes! Thank you so much!
willking98 commentedon Nov 28, 2024
I have now completed two large (n>1000) choice based conjoint surveys with
Surveydown. A massive congratulations to theSurveydowndevelopment team for building such a useful package and being on hand to answer queries and introduce new functionality during the development process. I will of course be citing and acknowledgingSurveydownduring the dissemination of my work. Thank you @jhelvy, @pingfan-hu and @Buneabt for your work on this!jhelvy commentedon Nov 28, 2024
Thank you! 馃檹 Btw, we're working on a paper that will make it easier to cite. If all goes well, hoping for a publication sometime in 2025.