[ETA] Survey closed re non-binary singular they

[jesse_the_k]

Gretchen McCulloch's daily linguistics blog, All Things Linguistics atlinguistic_feed, posted: Survey on developing fluency in non-binary singular they

An interesting survey to take about strategies for getting better at using non-binary singular they. The linguists involved have been especially encouraging people who are currently learning or did recently to take the survey. From the description: 

As an output of the 2019 They, Hirself, Em, and You (THEY) conference held at Queen’s University, the course focuses on the use of non-binary singular they specifically – that is, singular they as the personal pronoun of reference to refer to a known non-binary person (i.e., the pronoun that a person would like others to use to refer to them in the third person). As part of the process of our design of the MOOC, this informal survey is intended to gather feedback on what types of resources and practices would be useful to speakers who may be acquiring non-binary singular they for the first time, or who have recently made the decision to dedicate time to acquiring it with intention. 

Check out the survey.

Comments

[sasha_feather]

I am super interested in taking this! The link doesn't seem to go to the right place.

[jesse_the_k]

The last one in the block quote worked for me?

[em_h]

Not working properly for me either. I wonder if they've closed the survey now?

[susanreads]

I get a "Thank you for your interest in the survey" message. I wonder if they're looking at my IP address and deciding I'm out-of-area.

[adrian_turtle]

On twitter, I saw they closed the survey because they got enough data. Jesse, maybe you could edit the post to mention that?

Sorry and thanks

[jesse_the_k]

Gretchen's twitter is so hot that I should have known it would close quickly.