Hi Everyone,

ICANN is currently conducting via a 3rd party survey among the community to
collect opinions and perceptions. this is also a follow-up of survey done
previously.

they promised that will take only 10 minutes , so it is worthy to try and
do it.
I also requested to get last edition report (attached) to see what are the
findings and how they were or not used.

Best Regards,

Rafik Dammak

NCSG Chair

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From: Glen de Saint Géry <[log in to unmask]>
Date: 2014-09-17 23:33 GMT+09:00
Subject: Ebiquity reputational audit - please distribute to members
To: Rafik Dammak <[log in to unmask]>




Dear Rafik,

ICANN remains committed to ensuring that we maintain a dialogue with the
ICANN community. Of particular importance are the opinions of the members
of ICANN’s Support Organizations and Advisory Committees as they represent
a unique perspective on ICANN.

As a follow-up to research first conducted in 2013, ICANN has again
partnered with Ebiquity, an independent, global research organization, to
survey our stakeholders to track changes in attitudes and perceptions over
the past year, as well as to gather opinions on new issues facing the
community.  If you participated in last year’s study, we’d like to hear
from you again. If you did not complete the online survey last year, we ask
that you consider doing so this time.

The online survey will take approximately 10 minutes of your time to
complete. Please be assured that Ebiquity is committed to protecting the
confidentiality of all respondents, in line with the Code of Conduct of
ESOMAR <http://www.esomar.org/> and CASRO <http://www.casro.org/>. This
means data is reported to ICANN in aggregate, so that all opinions are
confidential and not attributed to any specific individual.

Please click on the link below to participate in this important research
effort:

https://www.ebiquityinsights.com/E0140/index.pl

We know time is scarce these days, but we would appreciate if it you would
consider participating and sharing your feedback.  Thank you in advance for
your input.

Sincerely,



Jim Trengrove

Director Communications

Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)