How can a PhD student get hackers to anonymously participate in research? Is offering compensation really the only way? It is not always possible to get ethical approval or the funds to do this. Love to hear your thoughts.
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Jan 22, 2024 11:13 AM
(This post was last modified: Jan 22, 2024 11:16 AM by CaptechPhD.)
(Jan 22, 2024 10:47 AM)Hackers Wrote: Depends on how many answers you need. If you are doing a small survey of 10-20 people you should be able to do that. If you need hundreds, then yeah you'd have to pay. Hey Nodes. Thanks. I would love to chat if you are serious. We can chat on this forum (I think I need to upgrade to do this?) or on Telegram or Discord (CaptechPhD). (Jan 21, 2024 08:12 AM)LEGENDAVIE Wrote: I think compensation is the only reason anyone takes part in any research. I don't see any other reason why anyone would waste their time as lab rats. I appreciate your point. I am hoping that some people may just be sick of the stereotypes and misconceptions and wanting to provide real information. And it doesn't even any pokes or prods, just a chat with me. So that's a bit better than being a lab rat, I think? LOL (Jan 21, 2024 11:34 AM)Jamika Wrote: I think u should solve this ethical way, cuz being caught doing so will terminate every thing with bad way I have every intention of conducting ethical research. Just like people here want a good reputation as capable hackers, my reputation as a researcher is important to me.  (Jan 22, 2024 01:13 PM)Monero-chan Wrote: The only time I will do things for free is for people I know and trust very well, otherwise you’re gonna have to pay me to do things like that. That's fair. Sadly I guess I won't get to know your origin story. I appreciate the reply regardless. |
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