The 2013 Lawfare Readership Survey
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What do you use Lawfare for? (Please check all that apply)
How often do you read Lawfare?
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We are constantly trying to calibrate the volume of coverage to find the right mix between a vibrant site and one that is overwhelming. Do you think the number of posts we publish is:
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We are in the process of incorporating Lawfare as a 501(c)3 non-profit in order to expand the portfolio of activities and services it can provide. We are considering a variety of additional activities, some of which may be costly to produce. Would you be open to paying for services like: (Please check all that apply)
Lawfare does not take advertising and will always remain a non-commercial, free website. But we have to fund its operations and are exploring a variety of options to do so. Would you be open to direct fundraising appeals to readers?
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Lawfare sometimes gets criticized for bias in our coverage. To what extent do you trust Lawfare as a source for analysis?
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Which of the following features do you find of particular value? (Please check all that apply)
How often do you listen to the Lawfare Podcast?
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If you follow our coverage of the military commission cases, do you think our coverage is:
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Recently, we launched an experimental new feature entitled “The Week That Was,” which summarizes content on Lawfare over the previous week. The feature is published on Saturdays, and is meant for readers who aren’t able to follow the site’s content as it's published. Do you find this feature useful?
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There are various topics that we have spent a lot of time covering on Lawfare that aren't, strictly speaking, legal issues. These include robotics, Pakistani and Middle Eastern politics, domestic drones etc. Would you like to see more coverage of these--and other--areas ancillary to national security law?
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