It may be worth noting that making surveys that actually provide good data, perhaps especially longitudinal data (eg: how does Android popularity change over the period 2014-2024), is both science and art. It's also compounded if you try to collect answers in several languages. See eg:
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It may be worth noting that making surveys that actually provide good data, perhaps especially longitudinal data (eg: how does Android popularity change over the period 2014-2024), is both science and art. It's also compounded if you try to collect answers in several languages. See eg:
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