Survey results

At the start of January, I sent out a survey for people to make suggestions to improve my Christmas quiz. I got seven responses, and I'd like to share some of the results:

  • Most people chose to keep the signup notification on the first of November 
  • Four people preferred clues on Monday-Friday, but three people preferred Monday-Saturday
  • Most people preferred clues to be released at 11 (one person said 11:04 to be awkward - joke's on them; I'm asking them to help me automate it)
  • Most people wanted to let people join partway through the quiz

The rest of the survey was casting a dream version of A Christmas Carol. Special mention should be made to Teanbame, who said for every answer that they wanted to know the real identities of the other teams, but these are my favourite actual answers for each character (unfortunately only one person gave an answer for every character so most of the answers will be from Looks Like Rain Dear):

Ebenezer Scrooge: Boris Johnson
Bob Cratchit: David Hyde Pierce
Jacob Marley: Richard Wilson
Christmas Past: Jack Dee
Mr/Mrs Fezziwig: Bill Bailey/Catherine Tate
Christmas Present: Peter Kay
Scrooge's nephew Fred: Lee Mack
Emily Cratchit: Liza Tarbuck
Tiny Tim: Ben from Outnumbered
Christmas Future: Tilda Swinton
Old Joe: Idris Elba

The 2024 Quiz is now written. See you in November!

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