Groups of Interest Power Rankings

Welcome to the Group of Interest Power Rankings survey results! I want to thank everyone who took the time to fill it out. Over one hundred people endured a slow and laggy Google Forms interface in order to make their opinions known. While these results are not the final word on these Groups of Interest, they do represent a moderately accurate take on how the community views the groups at this moment in time.

Special thanks to magna2s for putting most of the survey itself together, Elenee FishTruck for making the template to put the results in, Zyn for giving me permission to place it on the front page. The most extra special thanks to the love of my life, Caroline, for sitting with me and tabulating these results. This wouldn't have happened without any of you guys. Especially not Caroline she seriously spent hours messing with spreadsheets to make everything work.

Now without further ado, to the Power Rankings!

The Results

Note: Each GoI-section contained 5 questions, each corresponding to a certain value of the GoI. These values were:

• Activity: How often do you think this GoI is used? Do you remember seeing any articles use this group recently?
  • Average Score: 5.2
• Usability: How usable is the GoI? Is it accessible? Is there enough lore, or too much?
  • Average Score: 6.2
• Peak Value: How would you rank the best article about this GoI?
  • Average Score: 7.3
• Pitfalls: At its worst, how unenjoyable is the GoI to read about?
  • Average Score: 3.8
• Originality: How original is the GoI? Does it fill a good niche?
  • Average Score: 5.3

Each value could be scored from zero to ten. The data below portrays the average scores for each value per GoI, rounded to the nearest tenth. The number of people that answered each question varied. A link to the raw data will be provided in the comments section.

_{A small note of an error: No comments section on Originality was provided for the ORIA and Oneiroi sections of the survey. We apologize for the oversight, it did not affect the collection of data but would've been an interesting insight. If you took the survey and would like to have your thoughts on the originality of the ORIA or Oneiroi be known, PM Roget with your comment and permission to include it with these results.}

Alexylva University

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Activity: 2.8
Usability: 4.3
Peak Value: 5.3
Pitfalls: 3.3
Originality: 5.7

Praise: It's an extremely original concept (intellectual, philosophical, metaphysical, and technological colonialism on a multiversal scale accomplished by an alt-future college in a setting where Rome never quite fell).

Criticism: Alternate-Universe/Alternate History stuff can be interesting, but a lot of Alexylva articles suffer from the fact that they're inconsistent with each other over how the alternate history works— is it Carthage or Rome that's taken over? The Hub and Eskobar's original writings imply the former, but most seem to go with the latter.

Another Thing: fuck alexylva all my homies go to deer

71 Responses

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Ambrose Restaurants

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Activity: 3.7
Usability: 5.5
Peak Value: 6.6
Pitfalls: 4.2
Originality: 6.3

Praise: I believe there is just enough behind it, which gives plenty of space to expand on an idea.

Criticism: Kinda feels like an MCD offshoot, but works in its niche well. Just needs more personal Tales and explanations to help increase it.

Another Thing: reminds me of pizzagate

75 Responses

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Anderson Robotics

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Activity: 5.7
Usability: 6.5
Peak Value: 7.7
Pitfalls: 4.4
Originality: 6.6

Praise: We don't really have something that explores the sentience of robots. Mekhanites come close, but those are more about Becoming Machine than it is about artificial consciousness. Anderson Robotics hits that, and the unique psyche they present, pretty well.

Criticism: The lore of AR is tied way too closely to the Those Twisted Pines/Third Law canon, both of which are MASSIVE. I legitimately do not understand what their deal is, and for the most part, they seem just like discount Prometheus Labs.

Another Thing: Low effort Wal-E fanfictions.

64 Responses

I've never read a Wall-E fanfiction but he did have some nice graspers for hands - Caro

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Are We Cool Yet?

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Activity: 6.6
Usability: 7.4
Peak Value: 8.3
Pitfalls: 3.5
Originality: 7.4

Praise: Straight-forward, not too much reading needed, but more reading helps get an idea. Common media also helps.

Criticism: It can so often devolve into "murder for murder's sake", and sometimes the stories can become so high-level that they're difficult to understand.

Another Thing: if there's anything i want to read about it's a bunch of pretentious hacks squatting in a world that hates them

69 Responses Nice B) - Caro

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Black Queen

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Activity: 3.8
Usability: 5.3
Peak Value: 6.5
Pitfalls: 3.0
Originality: 5.7

Praise: All you need to know is that it's an infinite army of Dr. Gear's daughters and you can jump right in.

Criticism: At worst, BQ is handheld with little to no finesse, quickly devolving into a trope of a woman with daddy issues that grossly mishandles the emotional complexity of the idea of Gears and his daughter.

Another Thing: xd Dr. Gear's daughter (self insert) fanfic goes here~

52 Responses

OMG Step-me, I'm naked and and also 18 and we're home alone that's so wild - Caro

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Chaos Insurgency

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Activity: 6.4
Usability: 7.0
Peak Value: 8.6
Pitfalls: 3.9
Originality: 5.8

Praise: Offers a good insight to rebellion against the Foundation and possible anomalous terror activity

Criticism: At their best, they're Disney villains. At their worst, they're MCU villains.

Another Thing: don't fucking make them generic bad guys jesus christ in a burger bun

71 Responses

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Chicago Spirit

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Activity: 4.4
Usability: 6.0
Peak Value: 7.5
Pitfalls: 3.9
Originality: 6.6

Praise: "Anomalous 1930s criminal syndicate" is about as perfect as you can get re: accessibility for a GoI. The only honest obstacle here is people needing to know the history to write them well.

Criticism: People sometimes get the history bad. Like, really bad. Like, *absurdly* bad. Like, "you sound like people writing really bad 'Untouchables' fanfiction" bad.

Another Thing: rookie said bi disaster rights babey!!!

49 Responses

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Church of the Broken God

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Activity: 7.9
Usability: 7.8
Peak Value: 8.9
Pitfalls: 4.7
Originality: 8.0

Praise: Simple motif (machine-worship and Gnostic concepts intertwine), has a good foil in the form of Sarkicism, and has a lot of room for exploration. Really easy to use.

Criticism: On one hand, the idea behind the CotBG is incredibly cool ("what if we had to make God ourselves?" — plus the aesthetic of perfection through artifice). But then there's the lore. The extensive, overwhelming, over-cooked lore. Seriously, it reads like a really bad fanfic of Robert Jordan's *Wheel of Time*. And *Wheel of Time* was *already* shit.

Another Thing: who doesn't love a cult

69 Responses :)

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Church of the Second Hytoth

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Activity: 3.9
Usability: 5.9
Peak Value: 6.9
Pitfalls: 3.5
Originality: 6.5

Praise: They have a lot of potential I feel but I have yet to see THE article on them that makes me fall in love with them.

Criticism: In my eyes, this does nothing to differentiate itself from Sarkicism in a meaningful way, and is pretty derivative of Fifthism as well. I literally thought that they were just a branch of Sarkicism until they got their own GOI hub.

Another Thing: i know jack shit

44 Responses

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Deer College

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Activity: 3.4
Usability: 5.1
Peak Value: 5.9
Pitfalls: 3.2
Originality: 5.3

Praise: There are so many great stories to be told about a magical college, especially one filled with anarchists in the city of Three Portlands. The city has a wonderful abundance of open story threads and it's incredibly interesting to see what could be happening there. There aren't that many stories about it yet, but I could really see it being a major player in the canon going forward.

Criticism: Not well-defined, as of yet, and suffers from a similar problem to Anderson, existing within Three Portlands and Those Twisted Pines, which, again, are huge and insular.

Another Thing: JKR notice me :3 *nuzzles* *gives the main character erectile dysfunction*

38 Responses

JKR actually tweeted at me yesterday and told me I was in Slytherin and straight with dark brown hair with a streak red and I wore black fishnets and gave the finger to all the preps

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Doctor Wondertainment

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Activity: 8.1
Usability: 8.2
Peak Value: 8.6
Pitfalls: 4.4
Originality: 7.3

Praise: Their whimsical toy creating nature is a great leap off point for people to be creative. Any conceivable toy can be given an anomalous twist.

Criticism: The concept can get boring if not used originally.

Another Thing: Psh, hey kid, wanna write a little mister article? Wanna kill this community and dance on it's grave?

67 Responses

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The Factory

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Activity: 5.0
Usability: 6.4
Peak Value: 8.1
Pitfalls: 3.4
Originality: 6.0

Praise: The idea of an extradimensional leech-like entity with a decrepit, rotting industrial aesthetic — that produces without rhyme or reason (greasing its gears with the blood of workers) — it's just fantastic, and incredibly flexible.

Criticism: This is an easy GoI to screw up. One of the biggest mistakes I see: Making it an actual GoI. As a group (with people, managers, leaders, etc), it loses a lot of its flexibility, and a lot of the depersonalization and inhumanity that makes it so potent.

Another Thing: hungry boy.

55 Responses

mmmmMMMM hungie boy? Hungie babey boy… open!!!

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Fifth Church

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Activity: 5.3
Usability: 5.3
Peak Value: 7.5
Pitfalls: 3.7
Originality: 6.4

Praise: Their articles can be funny, disgusting, intriguing, and horrifying all at the same time and they are one of the groups that have caused or nearly caused the most k-class scenarios on the site.

Criticism: I've been reading SCP for a long while now and I still barely understand fifthism. The hub page for it does a terrible job at explaining what it is.

Another Thing: I'M OUT HERE DANCING WITH THE STARS

45 Responses

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Gamers Against Weed

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Activity: 6.0
Usability: 6.5
Peak Value: 7.3
Pitfalls: 3.4
Originality: 6.7

Praise: Plenty of already established lore, really interesting and authentic characters, really new avenues with which we can examine queer identity, gender, and the anomalous, and how they intersect.

Criticism: Literally just people forcing IRL(american) politics and thinly veiled social criticism into their articles

Another Thing: Pretty sure this was an inside joke from 4chan and the only insiders died from a weed injection overdose.

61 Responses

I'm 12 and I snort weed everyday, so shut the fuck up.

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Global Occult Coalition

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Activity: 8.4
Usability: 8.1
Peak Value: 8.4
Pitfalls: 3.9
Originality: 7.0

Praise: It fills that niche of "we both need the macguffin but we disagree on what to do with it, but we agree enough to not really have a choice", which is a great niche.

Criticism: As I said, the style is so similar to the Foundation's, it is a little tiring.
"It's like the Foundation, but they kill things instead of containing them!"

Another Thing: I messed up on this one and forgot to find a third comment. I'm so tired. Please let me go. I want to see my family. My father. I fear he does not have much time left on this earth.

60 Responses

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GRU Division "P"

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Activity: 3.9
Usability: 5.5
Peak Value: 7.1
Pitfalls: 3.7
Originality: 5.3

Praise: I love GRU-P. I think it's a great GOI; a poor man's GOC (only Russian-based). The best parts of it are that 1) It's gone in modern day, 2) It evokes the mystique of the Cold War.

Criticism: Needs more nuance and views rather than, "For the Motherland"

Another Thing: stop giving countries new foundations

44 Responses

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Herman Fuller's Circus of the Disquieting

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Activity: 5.2
Usability: 6.6
Peak Value: 7.6
Pitfalls: 4.2
Originality: 6.7

Praise: Thanks to Dr. Chandra and Dread and Circuses, it's fairly easy to get into their lore.

Criticism: "What if the circus, but anomalous?" — good idea. But in execution, it often ends up being "What if Wondertainment, but with clowns?".

Another Thing: chandra you contemptuous birdhouse release manny from this prison

41 Responses

I fucking hate clowns take off those stupid shoes you coward and actually fist fight me pretending to trip isn't going to save your goofy ass this time don't even look at your eight buddies in the car there. I'm talking to you.

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Horizon Initiative

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Activity: 3.3
Usability: 4.5
Peak Value: 5.5
Pitfalls: 2.7
Originality: 5.4

Praise: A much-needed addition that completed a triumvirate of magic, science and religion between the GOC, Foundation and HI.

Criticism: It fills a niche, but not a cool one, more like a standard one, like Orcs in fantasy stories

Another Thing: Well it works.

37 Responses

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IJAMEA

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Activity: 3.0
Usability: 4.9
Peak Value: 6.4
Pitfalls: 3.5
Originality: 5.5

Praise: We needed an East Asian GOI, and I'm pretty happy with the one we got.

Criticism: Its GRU-P but Asian. Needs more bones to stand apart otherwise its just another WWII group.

Another Thing: Stop it getting too hot

33 Responses

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Manna Charitable Foundation

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Activity: 5.5
Usability: 6.0
Peak Value: 6.0
Pitfalls: 3.3
Originality: 6.9

Praise: Super cool adding a Nonprofit in all of these bureaucratic and capitalist groups.

Criticism: Leads to a chaotic mess of stories where people are 1 step away from burning down a small country every second. Take a breather once in a while.

Another Thing: Reminds me of the clintons and soul harvesting

42 Responses

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Marshall, Carter, and Dark

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Activity: 7.5
Usability: 7.9
Peak Value: 8.5
Pitfalls: 4.3
Originality: 7.5

Praise: The underground commodification of the anomalous for the super rich is extremely innovative and interesting

Criticism: Modern MC&D doesn't go far ENOUGH. Give us complete debauchery and hedonism. Sell tickets to orgies on one of the moons of Uranus, or develop cloning technology just to eat the foetuses of extinct animals. That may be cartoonish, but it's no worse than what actual billionaires have done.

Another Thing: Can be predictable, "find a thing, sell/exploit the thing, watch it kill clients, mothball it". I want office strife, realization that the sellers are just rich people's fetish hunters and ect.

52 Responses

I require a toe sucking lizard… do not ask questions. Money is no object.

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Nobody

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Activity: 3.5
Usability: 5.1
Peak Value: 5.8
Pitfalls: 3.0
Originality: 5.9

Praise: The shadowy figure/group with unknown motives and ways about them is very interesting to explore

Criticism: Vague motives and nondescript appearances make for a character that can appear anywhere, but that doesn't mean he should.

Another Thing: One person that harrases the foundation and saves the world, cool… Feels like an (Caro's note; oh fuckoh god he got them)

43 Responses

Fun fact when I was younger I thought that if I was alone and ever aware that I was alone that Slender Man would pop out. Kind of sounds like that. And it sounds to me like a lot of people have outgrown the idea.

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ORIA

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Activity: 3.0
Usability: 4.3
Peak Value: 5.5
Pitfalls: 3.2
Originality: 5.6

Praise: I can imagine this to have a lot of potential, just as GRU-P etc, it just needs writers.

Criticism: If you are not well-versed with the group's objects of focus, it will be hard to write for this group.

Another Thing: literally who

37 Responses

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Oneiroi Collective

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Activity: 3.9
Usability: 4.8
Peak Value: 6.7
Pitfalls: 3.4
Originality: 7.1

Praise: If there's a guide on the wiki that could actually TELL me what oneroi is that would be great. I can't make heads or tails of the cryptic hub it has.

Criticism: Oneiroi's GOI Format leaves a lot to be desired, being a shallow parody of the internet BUT IN DREAMS! Since the tab for Originality isn't here, I'll answer that as well: while it's a novel concept and an interesting take on the Dream World, the GOI format can absolutely take a hike.

Another Thing: A good guide doesn't hurt here…

39 Responses

I deadass don't understand anything

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Prometheus Labs

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Activity: 5.7
Usability: 6.2
Peak Value: 7.2
Pitfalls: 4.3
Originality: 6.5

Praise: Very original idea and gives extremely interesting insight to the world of anomalous sciences.

Criticism: Prometheus Labs is an *incredibly* accessible, cool idea… but in my mind, its primary problems are 1) It starts way too far in the past (late 1800s), and 2) it closed shop in the 80s.

Another Thing: Its tone scares folks away.

45 Responses

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Sarkic Cults

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Activity: 6.9
Usability: 7.2
Peak Value: 8.8
Pitfalls: 4.8
Originality: 8.1

Praise: I ADORE the lovecraftian touch that the community has imbued in this GoI. I love the contrast to the Church of The Broken God. You can relate to this group in a lot of ways and I've read a lot of GoI formats doing so in a very interesting way

Criticism: You can only do the same body horror tropes so many times before they get old, and I feel like that there's limited imagination as to what can be done with fleshcrafting.

Another Thing: It is beyond our control.

47 Responses

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SAPPHIRE

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Activity: 2.8
Usability: 5.5
Peak Value: 6.5
Pitfalls: 4.2
Originality: 7.2

Praise: A group of people that deny the existance of SCPs to their face? Thats new and a fun critique on our culture.

Criticism: I'm a bit worried their main theme might lead to actual (or perceived) anti-intellectualism in an article, but so far I've enjoyed every article I've read from them.

Another Thing: "What if r/atheism was a GOI?"

34 Responses

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Serpents' Hand

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Activity: 7.3
Usability: 7.9
Peak Value: 8.6
Pitfalls: 4.1
Originality: 8.1

Praise: Unlike CotBG (and to a lesser degree, Sarkicism), SH permits the existence of fantasy in the Foundation-setting in a way that *doesn't* feel like it makes the Foundation into an urban-fantasy setting written by Jim Butcher. It's highly flexible, and highly usable. It introduces a lot of neat concepts, too — like the Ways and Knocks.

Criticism: Not that interesting. Too often treated as strict "good guys"

Another Thing: absolutly

53 Responses

I'm gonna be honest I have no idea what this GOI is about so I think we can all agree when I say "absolutly".

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Shark Punching Centre

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Activity: 5.7
Usability: 6.9
Peak Value: 7.8
Pitfalls: 3.9
Originality: 7.5

Praise: Its a good comedic relief that evolved into some pretty clever stuff.

Criticism: It's… An idea. That has been developed. Somehow.

Another Thing: if you want to dodge the -J but still poke fun of someone else's OC.

49 Responses

I think a lot of the people who responded to the survey found it very one-dimensional in that it is exactly what the title says. Also the other day I saw an online vide of a guy just pushing the shark out of the way so maybe we could just try that? I dunno I just thought it was neat.

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Unusual Incidents Unit

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Activity: 5.9
Usability: 7.0
Peak Value: 8.0
Pitfalls: 3.6
Originality: 6.4

Praise: Offers another reaction to anomalous activity, this time by the prime political leader of the world, and their attempts to consolidate power in the Veil whilst failing against the much larger organizations such as the Foundation and GOC

Criticism: Where this GoI hits rock-bottom is… well, UIUseless tropes, and — like the CS — history fails.

Another Thing: we all want good x-files back, UIU is a good but small attempt at it

47 Responses

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Wilsons' Wildlife Solutions

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Activity: 6.7
Usability: 7.2
Peak Value: 7.7
Pitfalls: 4.9
Originality: 7.7

Praise: An inherantly good GOI (instead of the other good GOIs like Wondertainment and GOC who are overall good but have plenty of morally ambiguous stuff) is pretty origional, and the focus on animals provides a strong central theme while still allowing for plenty of creative freedom.

Criticism: They can sometimes come off as too optimistic. The Foundation's world isn't inherently grimdark, but I feel like Tim needs a reality check.

Another Thing: Reminds me of the Ants in Minecraft

44 Responses

I don't know who this Tim is but please don't hurt his feelings. I also don't know what they mean with the ants, but I like Minecraft so go wild.

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Once again, a big thanks to everyone who filled out the survey. When we first put this together we thought we'd be lucky if we got fifty responses. Getting more than twice that amount has been a fantastic and wonderful surprise.

After you get a chance to digest the results, we hope that you'll engage with other readers in the comments section to discuss and dissect the data. If this survey inspires a real conversation about the varied Groups of Interest that would make everyone involved with this project happy.

Thanks for reading.

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