Hi Sophie,
Am Dienstag, 2. Oktober 2012, 10:13:44 schrieb Sophie
Gautier:
Hi Björn, all,
On 02/10/2012 10:08, Kévin PEIGNOT wrote:
I just discovered I made a mistake in the translation
(keyboard error). I
can't correct in on userweave once survey started ?
I just wanted to proof read you translation, but can't
either.
Once the survey is started no more changes are possible.
From a methodologic point of view this would harm the
quality of the resuls. We would have to estimate if the
mistake takes any influence and if it does we simply
cannot use this single result. The whole study usually is
not affected by this. And hey - in almost every survey
there are some major flaws :)
Next
time, it would be good if we can activate a per
language survey.
The effort doing this would not justify the benefit. You
can proof read the next survey, which is using mostely
the same texts. I will point you to the survey as soon as
we prepared it.
Thanks for your contribution!
Björn
Kind regards
Sophie
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