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I partially agree with you here. Criticisms were laid out and acknowledged. However, there were additional and unnecessary posts that were passive-aggressive and made personal attacks. Honestly, I should have let it go, because haters gonna hate. I'm not sure what this is supposed to mean...

Yeah, and telling people to STFU when they have criticisms is ganging up too. As are the other passive-aggressive statements made against people who dare to make criticisms, which many people have made in this thread. Seriously, condescendingly posting with an emoticon or trying to imply that...

Ariana: Apparently, there is a feeling that the manner in which things were said is not appropriate. Strangely, specific examples of inappropriate behavior were omitted from the post in which such an accusation was made. A clarification regarding exactly what was meant rather than vague posts...

It's a good thing that I'm not involved with the professional aspects of the Tower, now isn't it? :p

Actually, this community *is* professional. It's a 501(c)3 non-profit organization under the US tax code. Even if it wasn't professional, we should always aim to do the best that we can with the information that we have. You can not draw certain conclusions off flawed data and analysis. What if...

Unfortunately, I wasn't previously aware that the Administration Department was looking for that kind of help. :\ Otherwise, I would have considered volunteering. I've seen the recent call for applications for someone to do statistics and I am seriously considering applying. I think that a lot...

Actually, the methodology is statistically flawed. One does not need to be an expert in statistics to see this (although, I happen to have a background that is heavy with statistics). Let’s take the question: Have you seen examples of bullying in chat? Saying that “24% of people surveyed...

Are there values for the number of people who responded to the bullying survey? The percentages mean nothing without that value. ETA: Also, many of the percentages don't add up (ex. demographics add up to 97.94%).