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Points for Answering Surveys
Thread poster: Lucinda Hollenberg
Lucinda Hollenberg
Lucinda Hollenberg  Identity Verified
Local time: 02:14
Dutch to English
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Mar 25, 2006

I am not sure if this is the right topic, if not, could a moderator please direct me to the correct one.

In my profile set up I saw that you could get points (BrowniZ I believe) for answering surveys. 50 pts for each survery.

I know that I answered almost everyone of them that came up since I joined. But I have not received any points yet. When are these points added or is this a glitch? Does anyone know something about this?

Thanks,
Lucinda


 
Cintia Pecellin
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Spain
Local time: 07:14
Member (2003)
English to Spanish
Quick Poll? Mar 25, 2006

Are you referring to real surveys or just the 'Quick Poll' we all see on the main ProZ page? I doubt we'll get points for that

I've never received a survey from ProZ, not sure they're up and running yet... moderator?

Zyntia.


 
Claudia Iglesias
Claudia Iglesias  Identity Verified
Chile
Local time: 01:14
Member (2002)
Spanish to French
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It must be a glitch Mar 25, 2006

Hi Lucinda

If you click on your BrowniZ total you're taken to a page where I can read

Survey responses x 50 per survey
Polls answered x 5 per poll

As I have 0 for surveys too, I reach the same conclusion, because I already have answered to surveys too (two in a year, maybe?)

And yes, quick polls do pay BrowniZ too (5).

Claudia


 
The LT>EN Guy
The LT>EN Guy  Identity Verified
United Kingdom
Lithuanian to English
I get my poll points when i answer Mar 25, 2006

I wasn't ever asked to take a survey, so i dunno about that...

 
Astrid Elke Witte
Astrid Elke Witte  Identity Verified
Germany
Local time: 07:14
Member (2002)
German to English
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It's something left over from the early days Mar 26, 2006

When Proz.com was first started, there were 50 points for answering a survey. However, there was only one and the same survey offered all the time, and it concerned, if I remember correctly, something about insurances for full-time translators, which was a topic that did not apply to me at the time, as I had a full-time job at a firm of lawyers.

I think this idea was never developed further - but obviously the information is still there in the system somewhere, as a relic from the
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When Proz.com was first started, there were 50 points for answering a survey. However, there was only one and the same survey offered all the time, and it concerned, if I remember correctly, something about insurances for full-time translators, which was a topic that did not apply to me at the time, as I had a full-time job at a firm of lawyers.

I think this idea was never developed further - but obviously the information is still there in the system somewhere, as a relic from the past.

Astrid
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Ines Garcia Botana
Ines Garcia Botana  Identity Verified
Local time: 02:14
English to Spanish
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Never got points Mar 26, 2006

Claudia Iglesias wrote:

Hi Lucinda

If you click on your BrowniZ total you're taken to a page where I can read

Survey responses x 50 per survey
Polls answered x 5 per poll




I answered one survey, I never got points.


Inés


 


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