Joke? The New York Times Wants 25 Minutes of Our Time (unpaid) for a survey

"We’re conducting a survey of our readers, and hope you’ll be willing to take no more than 25 minutes to share your experience. Please note: by taking this survey, you agree to our collection and processing of your responses including your personal information in accordance with our privacy policy." - The New York Times, March 20, 2021.

Accept and continue

 

Most of us feel blessed if we have 25 minutes to steal from our day to work out. Yeah, sure, we're going to give those minutes to a newspaper that seems quite partisan. 

 

So, I guess we should give this request a belly laugh. It gotta be some kind of joke. I block even those requests for a 3-minute survey. Incidentally, Nielsen put a buck in the snail mail for my household to fill out a very short survey. The New York Times isn't even offering that.

 

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