It doesn’t matter where you start. Just start.
I have no idea what the Welsh for narwhal is..I suspect that it is narwhal.
I am reliably informed that the correct answer is a drawing of a narwhal, unless you have the Welsh version of course.
Quote from: Adrian on 12 March, 2011, 07:13:45 pmI am reliably informed that the correct answer is a drawing of a narwhal, unless you have the Welsh version of course.We should so do that. How many people need give an answer for it to be officially noticed, like people claiming Jedi for religion....?
Someone needs to get on Facebook and Twitter.
Well that's the more blunt way of putting it but as usual he's dead right.
If your religion is of low enough importance to you to that you are willing to put in a religion from 3 good sci-fi films from years ago, and 3 more recent rubbish ones,please consider ticking "No Religion" instead. Every tick towards any religion, no matter if it is real or a bit of a joke (or both for that matter), gets counted towards the figures of religious people in the UK.The data gathered is used to inform government policy, and was used by the last government to justify funding of religious community bodies over secular ones.If you don't have an active faith, please make sure the government knows
Quote from: Arch on 12 March, 2011, 07:49:44 pmQuote from: Adrian on 12 March, 2011, 07:13:45 pmI am reliably informed that the correct answer is a drawing of a narwhal, unless you have the Welsh version of course.We should so do that. How many people need give an answer for it to be officially noticed, like people claiming Jedi for religion....?Not a good idea! http://www.yourenotajedi.com/QuoteIf your religion is of low enough importance to you to that you are willing to put in a religion from 3 good sci-fi films from years ago, and 3 more recent rubbish ones,please consider ticking "No Religion" instead. Every tick towards any religion, no matter if it is real or a bit of a joke (or both for that matter), gets counted towards the figures of religious people in the UK.The data gathered is used to inform government policy, and was used by the last government to justify funding of religious community bodies over secular ones.If you don't have an active faith, please make sure the government knows
I get your point, but drawing narwhals isn't going to give the powers that be ideas about religion, it'll just confuse them...
So in 100 years time, when the data is publicly released, there'll be a surge of interest in narwhals?
It won't confuse anyone as they're read by a machine and that area of the form will just be ignored.
Quote from: Greenbank on 13 March, 2011, 09:17:25 amIt won't confuse anyone as they're read by a machine and that area of the form will just be ignored.Not sure that's quite true. I believe that the forms are initially read by a scanner and then any answers that it can not decode are interpreted by real people and their interpretation of the answer keyed in to the database.