[ARP] Survey Results - We Did It!

Day 3,233, 06:14 Published in USA USA by Cerb


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Survey Results of the Rebellion

Setting aside the tumultuous ocean of angst and turmoil occurring beneath the surface of the American Revolutionary Party (formerly SFP), I'd like to try to push past the negativity and distribute the survey results. The rank-and-file party members did NOT vote for the status quo the dreaded Rev Comm would have you believe exists. The survey respondents chose the future of this brand new revolution against the status quo! All weekend, Rev Commers have been angrily trolling me, lobbing all sorts of personal attacks and generally telling me that the revolution will fail...





Without further ado:




This question inquired as to what policy focus(es) the party should have as we head into the fall/winter period of the year. Respondents were allowed to choose more than one option. The most popular answer was NOT the repeal of the dictatorship law. As verified by the working-class party members, the repeal is perhaps more popular with the Rev Comm than the actual party. Most of the survey respondents indicated they would like to actually activate the two clickers of the game!



Overwhelmingly, the survey respondents desire contact via in-game messages. Alternative means of communication struggled to get 50% interest, and that is despite the ability to pick more than one answer here. Duly noted, party members! I'll continue using in-game messages!



The party did express a moderate affinity for the old SFP name, although you'll note the average number was a mere 67, i.e. a 'D' by modern education standards, barely passing.



This next question reveals that the party is indeed worried the old SFP name was not inclusive. Out of a possible 100, it received an 'F' grade of 57.



Clearly, everyone came to the former SFP for different reasons: friends, change, socialism, and emigration from other parties. The diversity here is inspiring!



The responses here were confusing in light of prior responses indicating that the old brand was not cutting it. Statistically, it seems contradictory, but in light of recent media, it makes sense. The party is certainly conflicted.



The responses here highlight that some members like the existing name, but others have expressed the desire for a more inclusive yet still revolutionary name. Hopefully, the members have chosen such a name in the final questions.... Scroll down to see!



The party seems to have varying ideas as to what a new logo would illustrate, but one thing is clear: the Soviet iconography has to go. I figured as much from talking with members, but nice to see my interpretation was not wrong!




This question is the one everyone is most interested in seeing results on. Surprisingly, American Revolutionary Party won overwhelmingly. Based on Firefly affinity inside the party, I expected the Browncoats to get more traction, but it wasn't to be.

It is IMPORTANT to note that comments elsewhere did suggest the American Socialist Party, but not until after the survey was about halfway into its lifecycle. ASP received a couple acknowledgements, but I don't know how it would have performed had it been included here.

I will also note that several RevCommers filled out the survey, so obviously you see some 'Other' responses demanding we put back the old name. Still, they didn't add up to the total American Revolutionary Party votes.

CONCLUSION:

The Rev Comm was wrong. The party is asking for substantial change, they have only a minimal interest in repealing the dictatorship law, and they voted for the American Revolutionary Party.

I'm accepting Cabinet applications for the new party. Positions will match the in-game slots:
- Vice President
- Secretary-General
- Councillor
- Spokesperson

Send me an application for one of those roles, and tell me what you envision the role to be, and more importantly, what WORK you will do if chosen!

We're going to need a new logo..







Cerb
Party President
American Revolutionary Party