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This action RPG with stunning cutting-edge 3D visual effects will lead you to a magnificent world where good and evil collide.Which app name sounds better?

This is a 3 option poll with 500 respondents targeting App Store Spending (Over $100, $10 $100), Play Mobile Games (Yes), and Age Range (35 44, 25 34, 18 24). A sample of responses:

• Furious Wings: Origin just sounded like it had no concept rooted in the description provided. I think a name of a game should reflect the content and the themes of that game. I guess if the point is you've flown like as if on wings to this new point, the origin of your story in another world it works but I still don't prefer it. Dark Nemesis has a mirror to the description "good and evil collide." Dark was generally an art and literature trope for evil whereas light represented good. Nemesis implies the opposition of two forces, an emeny to the protaganist specifically. If the nemesis is "dark" then you are going up against evil in the game. I like that, it's a good artistic naming choice.
• Option C sounds better because it sounds like a game where you are fighting an enemy--very clear and simple to recall. Option B, while using the word "origin", sounds like a prequel. Usually in films when they want to make a prequel to a movie they call it the same name and put 'origin' on it. So that makes me think I have missed the first game and furious wings is not a name that makes clear what I would be doing. Am I fighting birds? Are there planes? Also, when thinking about talking about the game, Option C's name rolls off the tongue. Option B sounds a bit weird and could get a bit cumbersome to say.

This is a causal zombie killing game with roguelike adventures.Which app name sounds better?

This is a 5 option poll with 200 respondents targeting US Geographic Region (Southwest, Southeast, Pacific, Northeast, Midwest), Age Range (35 44, 25 34, 18 24), and Play Mobile Games (Yes). A sample of responses:

• So I prefer Zombie blast Saga over Zombieland Survival mostly because it's supposed to be a casual game. I don't think of survival games as necessarily casual since usually you are putting in time to learn the systems and try to last as long as possible, which is harder to do if you're picking up the game here and there rather than putting in a lot of time. Zombie Blast Saga, while sounding a lot like...Candy Crush Saga, does at least get across the point of casual as well as killing zombies.
• Although it sounds somewhat cliche to me, I much prefer Option C over Option B. I don't feel like the name suggested in Option B adds any interest or context. It doesn't grab my attention in any way. Option C adds some context in the title that this has something to do with zombies and a group that deals with them. It's intriguing and would prompt me to at least look into it to see what the specifics were. If I'm truly interested by it I'll give a trial run.
• I think Zombye is a clever pun on zombie. I get that the game is about being an exterminator of zombies. It reminds me of pest control products. I don't know if that is the direction that the title should take. I think as a roguelike with adventure aspects it makes sense to put Saga in the title. Zombie Blast saga seems to me to make more sense to someone who has never heard about the game.

Which feature would push you to download an app

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• I think it would be just as easy to Google a list of pubs that play certain music, and so Option A would be my last choice. Option C seems like the app that I would actually use, although I know there are already apps that let you identify music. Still, it would be nice to identify a song and then save it for later listening. Option B sounds interesting, although I can't imagine how it would work. If many people, of differing tastes, in the same pub used the app, the results could be a strange mix.
• Option C is by far the best option because I constantly find myself out at places and hear a song that I like and want to know what it is but can't find out because I forget to look it up later.Option A is the next best choice because say you go somewhere that plays nothing but country music, but you absolutely can't stand country music, this app would prevent that. Finally, Option B just seems dumb, that's what juke boxes are for.
• A is pre-emptively most useful if you are embarking on a night out, to find a cool place where you may have things in common with others. C is a very close second: It's strength isn't just finding out the song, but serves as a conversation starter and allows for continued communication with people you are with or that you meet! Finally, B is an interesting idea, like a jukebox, but frankly doesn't sound like a lot of fun.

Would you use an app or web platform to suggest places for local art installations in your community?

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting US Geographic Region (Midwest). A sample of responses:

• Although my answer is partially because I wouldn't seek art installations in my community in the first place, I also wouldn't use an app or web platform to do so because I think it's too much hassle for what it is. I would much rather do a google search for example, because I think it would be quicker, plus I won't have to download any extra software that will likely just sit on my phone or computer with minimal usage.
• I would use an app that suggests places for local art installations in my community because it isn't something I normally hear about. I live in a rural community and I don't see many things like art installations. It would be a new and interesting experience and it would give my family and I something to do. It is also important to me to support local artists and businesses, so this would be another way to do that.
• I also am not sure I understand the question. Would I be suggesting places for art installations to other artists, based on places I know that could use some public art? Or would I be using the app to locate places in my area that have art installations? I would prefer to see this question phrased a different way.
• I think it could be fun to nominate places. I travel around my area quite a lot for volunteer work, so I could be on the lookout for places or spaces to suggest. It would be even better to have it incentivized, kind of like JobSpotter but for places--say $.50 per place or maybe more for a successful referral.

If there was an app or website that allowed you to vote on proposed local art installations, would you be interested in using it?

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting US Geographic Region (Midwest). A sample of responses:

• Yes! I think that would be fantastic! So many times the city puts things around that make no sense at all. Some of it looks like junk. Some of it blocks the line of sight at intersections. It would be nice if the app would also allow for choices in placement of the art. I would like to see more art that is part of the history of our area. I could veto things that fell into the categories of being irrelevant.
• I would be interested in using it. I think having an app or website would make it easier to get involved and vote and would help me feel more connected to my community. I feel like it would be easier to feel like I had an impact by being able to vote that way and would also make me much more likely to vote.
• That would be an interesting app. I love art and I love seeing it on display in building, street walls, in scools, and other public locations. I also think it would put the artist more out there to get more recognition.
• To be entirely honest, I don't spend a lot of time checking out local art. I wish I had more time, but since I don't, I don't think it would be right for me to vote on something that would not affect me.
• I would not be opposed to new local art installations. However, my phone is already so full of useless apps and jargon that I would not download another app that I would almost never use.

If there was an app or website that allowed you to view and vote on local art installations, would you be interested in using it?

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting US Geographic Region (Midwest). A sample of responses:

• I would probably use this app or website too see local art installations. It sounds like an interesting concept. I'm sure the artist that created the art would like to see what people think about their creations. This app or website would allow them to receive feedback.
• Yes, for instance there are a lot of fairs and festivals here and sometimes they have you vote on artwork. If there was an app available I would like that. Sometimes you don't know who the winner was after you leave a place, so would be nice to know the results.
• I chose A, yes, because I would be interested in voting on what art to display in our public areas, if I am understanding the app correctly. (I would also be interested in giving my opinion on the art that local artists are displaying, if that is the purpose.)
• I chose option B because I'm not really interested in local art installations. It honestly sounds like a pretty good idea for those that would be interested or stay up to date on art. I've never been really interested so I wouldn't have any use for the app.
• Yes I'd use it because I think it would make it easy to vote and get involved in the community as far as art and culture is concerned. When it's easy like that through an app I think it's a great way to get people involved who otherwise might not be.

Would a mental health management app that rewards positive behaviors and documents individual growth be beneficial to veteran population

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age Range (55 64, 25 34, 35 44, 18 24, 45 54). A sample of responses:

• I would think it couldn't hurt. I would think the vast majority of veterans suffering with mental illness or look as they might be susceptible could use any encouragement available to them. As a whole, people feel better about themselves when rewarded for good behavior. If an app was geared specifically for veterans it may make them feel understood and accepted. Mental health is so stigmatized that it is frequently too far gone before people actually seek help or ar recognized. An app that could be used from the privacy of the users phone might help a veteran feel less stigmatized. Growth on an individual basis would be important so they wouldn't feel compared to another. I gave it 4 stars because I am concerned that it might prevent some from seeking needed help.
• Depending on the format and the incentives provided, I think that an app like this could very well be beneficial to the veteran population, which is at risk for many service-related mental and physical health issues. Depending on the health issues relevant to the user, the app could include data such as pain levels/pain management tracking, vitals such as blood pressure and glucose monitoring, medication and appointment reminders, self-care behavior logging (such as exercise, meditation, massage therapy), symptom/wellness journaling, etc.

Have you have every had trouble deciding or agreeing on what to have for dinner(Homemade, Take-out & Restaurants) Please state if you would download a free App to mediate the decision for you.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age Range (35 44, 25 34, 18 24). A sample of responses:

• yes I would love to download an app that would help guide me in deciding what to make or what to get to eat. deciding what to eat always leads to arguments in my household. no one can decide or wants to make the decision. Having an app at the tip of my fingers guiding my family into deciding what to eat will lead quick decisions, and keep all of us happy. great idea, many parents would love this app.
• I chose A because it would take the guessing out of my hands. My boyfriend and I have difficulties agreeing on what to have for dinner quite frequently. If it had a mixture of homemade dinners AND restaurants AND take-out...that is a versatile app I'd like to use on a daily basis. Very utilitarian...I like it.
• This is one of the biggest issues I have. I jump houses between my girlfriends house and my parents. At either place, we argue about where to or what to eat most of the time. If there were an app to decide for me, just at random, that would be great. I would probably use it.
• Even if we had an app to help us decide the options here are so limited that I do not think we would follow it and then what would be the point. Unless it suggested places based on sales and deals we could get I do not think we would bother.

Which title is more appealing for a platform game? Plankton has stolen the Krabby Patty recipe and locked up all of SpongeBob's friends in Bikini Bottom!

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• option A sounds more adventurous than the rest, suggesting that the episode airing will probably the most action packed along with couple twist to keep the viewers entertained until the last second of the episode.the word "epic" is very eye catching as well. i think most of us are always in search of the next thrill or what brings joy, so seeing the word epic would intrigued viewers to tune in.
• Option B is perfect. Plankton Pursuit is exactly what you are doing. And it is very revealing in just three words the goal of the game. Option A is also a good choice but makes me think SpongeBob will be rescuing others instead of retrieving the stolen recipe. Option C doesn't stand out as a SpongeBob game. It makes me think that just a sponge is saving person/places/things.
• I like how option B gives you a little more detail into the adventure you would be taking part of. SpongeBob's Epic Rescue is a great as well but since the game has to do with Plankton I would use option B. I did not like option C at all and would not use it. Even SpongeBob: Sponge to the Rescue would have worked better.
• I don't like C because it just says "Sponge", not "Spongebob". I think Plankton Pursuit does a better job at describing the game, since I assume there are multiple games in the Spongebob franchise, whereas Epic Rescue sounds a lot vaguer.

which is a better name for a site/app to chat to experts on any subject

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• I decided to choose option A because I like the idea of multiple people helping out with the chatting or the questioning of a particular subject. It made it seem as if everybody is working as a team to accomplish one unified goal. While I thought that option b was good and that the name was witty and intelligent I also thought that it was very basic and it felt as if I had seen it before on other sites and this made me feel as if it was not very original and also not creative. Therefore I decided that option A was the better of the two choices.
• on first impression with the description given I don't think I really like either. Maybe Im just not seeing the whole picture. I guess I get how it relates to gathering information. the word gather in both names just throws me off though. It confuses me, thats not where my head goes with it and it make me very confused to what the app does or anything. For a positive of it though, it makes me want to know more about it now because I don't like not understanding things.
• Option B is easier to read, remember, and is all-encompassing, which would fit the idea of an app where you can talk to an expert on any subject imaginable. Option A took me an extra minute to figure out and didn't really embody the overall idea quite as well as Option B. GatherX has a good ring to it, and it's definitely something the consumer can easily recall to share with friends and family.

• 408 Respondents Mobile Gamer App Store spend: $10 - $100 App Store spend: Over $100 18-24 25-34 35-44
  This action RPG with stunning cutting-edge 3D visual effects will lead you to a magnificent world where good and evil collide.Which app name sounds better?
• 200 Respondents Mobile Gamer Pacific Southwest Northeast Southeast Midwest 18-24 25-34 35-44
  This is a causal zombie killing game with roguelike adventures.Which app name sounds better?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Which feature would push you to download an app
• 50 Respondents Midwest
  Would you use an app or web platform to suggest places for local art installations in your community?
• 50 Respondents Midwest
  If there was an app or website that allowed you to vote on proposed local art installations, would you be interested in using it?
• 50 Respondents Midwest
  If there was an app or website that allowed you to view and vote on local art installations, would you be interested in using it?
• 50 Respondents 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64
  Would a mental health management app that rewards positive behaviors and documents individual growth be beneficial to veteran population
• 50 Respondents 18-24 25-34 35-44
  Have you have every had trouble deciding or agreeing on what to have for dinner(Homemade, Take-out & Restaurants) Please state if you would download a free App to mediate the decision for you.
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Which title is more appealing for a platform game? Plankton has stolen the Krabby Patty recipe and locked up all of SpongeBob's friends in Bikini Bottom!
• 50 Respondents General Population
  which is a better name for a site/app to chat to experts on any subject