I concentrated for you on Firemaking. The only"content" it's is Wintertodt, which is just an afk training system and Ironman supply source. Hell, isn't a difference between fires. They all last the identical random amount of time and supply no benefit beyond being a mobile shitty cooking array. Woodcutting needs some help, too. It may use some lucrative methods like minnows or amethyst, or some sort of group lumbering minigame very similar to volcanic mine or blast furnace which isn't powercutting or even AFKing a tree.

Taking a look at the survey connection and the fundamental disclosures at the bottom of the webpage it doesn't seem the Jagex is having a third-party company so if the only people who would have direct access to your information would be the survey programmers who will pull exports from your database to distribute internally. EU also has some pretty strong data privacy laws that (at least my US based company which frequently interacts with Qualtrics connections ) are followed pretty strictly by the survey developers and data hosting websites.

Edit: After conducting during the survey Jagex definitely appears to be running on this one. No third party firm would let participants directly enter in their contact information (since it would mean they would lose your business for their client [so not a nefarious thing]) and the only area I found kinda strange was that the phone number request in the conclusion. I'd have substituted that using a check box for pipe-in the email that you could optionally have put in sooner for affirmation and then recontacting.

I think you are fine answering this questionnaire when you have privacy issues since essentially all information is unknown and it is using an industry-standard system of Qualtrics. Jagex likely does not have ISO certifications but so they wouldn't have to have any, this is a fast annual survey although market. If they reveal some of the results of this survey, it'd be interesting. I replied the precise contrary, that polling is in the heart of osrs and they ought to stick with it strictly.

For clarity, I answered that polling is at the very core of OSRS. The survey system empowers the entire playerbase to start freeform discussion about the proposed changes/additions created to RuneScape game itself and it's absolutely a great way to gather feedback and people view on something. With that said, I don't think the format meets the interests of RuneScape game.

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