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Thanks, Princess. I admit I just skimmed the rules when I signed up. I guess I should read them more carefully in future or at least search them for survey/questionnaire/link. The chatter is nice and helpful, but it can't replace the structured data I can get in a survey.

Yes, there is so much more I could have asked about in the survey, but it's quite long as it is, and if it gets too long, noone will fill it out; after all, they have nothing to gain, they just do it to help me out. So for this talk I'm concetrating on objects that actually do have a name, not...

Not at all! I'm just surprised how many people shy back from clicking on a simple link. I like to think that if you keep your browser up to date, with sensible security settings, and have some decent antivirus/-malware software, that should be fine. Of course if that link then wants to download...

Oh, and to the few who have actually been discussing the topic in the title: Thank you!:smile: A filled out questionnaire would of course be more helpful, because I can ask about very specific things in a structured fashion there, but the discussion is quite interesting, too. Especially if you...

Wow, I had no idea people in online forums were THAT suspicious. I mean, sure, I don't go around giving out sensitive data, but if I can't even click on a simple link… That said, I wasn't forcing anyone to take part, I just thought I'd ask since that might be something people in a cookery forum...

Hi, I am currently researching names given to household and office objects for a study at the University of Mainz, Germany. I only ask about the object's names, not about your names or contact details. (in the field of onomastics). Many thanks! Mehmet Aydin