Firstly, I'd like to thank everyone who took their time to complete the survey! A total of 754 people participated in the survey, and 548 people completed the survey to the end, excluding the handful of spurious or "troll" responses I got and filtered from the dataset.

This is actually quite amazing, as I originally considered 150-200 fully completed surveys to be an ambitious goal. The incomplete surveys are still useful up to a degree, but most analyses will be focusing on the fully completed ones, which have given me a very good dataset to work from.

Thanks again to everyone who participated. I'll be posting some interesting tidbits from the survey soon before I write a formal analysis of the data.