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We received one and I filled it out.
The questions were pretty general, nothing innocuous, mainly trying to establish the motivation behind registering the new TLDs i.e. defensive or for new sites etc.
Seemed fair enough didn't take very long to answer and I thought it was good that ICANN was was taking the time to ask individual users.
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i agree, but its been my experience that a survey is confirmation that they have no other methods of evaluating a process that happenned two years ago.
Its a sympton of a unsuccessful management of the process, in my opinion.
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