I had to quit taking the survey because it would say that I have not completed some questions and would not take me to the next page. Frustrating!

This survey is deeply biased towards the amazingness of social networking. There are not enough options to answer negatively about Twitter or Facebook. Stopped answering on the Facebook section because of how silly the questions were. 

Anya be sure to look for the red asterisks. Those questions are required.

Interesting survey.  Here are a few thoughts.  This is not a “social media” survey, it is a Twitter/FB survey.  Your lower-bound on activity is too high – you are not accurately representing folks that are active but post fewer that 1x per day.  Unless your definition of “active” is at least 1x per day, in which case, you’re wrong.  Also, the survey assumes that people care how many followers they have – “don’t care” should be an option.  Survey assumes that there is agreement on the term “contacts” when there is not.  For example, I can follow innumerable people that have the ability to further my career, but that does not mean that they ever directly communicate with me.

There are certainly many interesting questions to be answered with a survey of this domain, but, as constructed, there is great potential for drawing erroneous conclusions.  Having Ph.D, in the social sciences and a background in marketing strategy at Fortune 50 companies, I shudder at the thought that anyone is drawing any conclusions from this survey.  I have deep passion for social media and the photography industry and I would be delighted to consult on future iterations of this instrument at no charge.