Study of Hassle at Airports
 

Hello,

we are a team of academic researchers at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. We are conducting a study on the causes and consequences of hassle at airports. It looks like there is a wealth of experiences represented in this forum, and we hope that you can help us out. We would like to invite you to participate in a brief on-line study about hassle that you have experienced at airports. This on-line study will take about 10 minutes and is completely anonymous.

Your participation is greatly appreciated.

Please click here to enter the survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=95974415668
The password is: flyerhassle
[Note, the password is case-sensitive]


Thank you very much for your support
Martin Schulz, Laurie Barclay & Tina Kiefer
Sauder School of Business
University of British Columbia
Canada
http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/faculty/dir...lty/schulz.cfm

Note: We posted an earlier copy of this message a little while ago and want to thank everybody who participated so far. We would like to collect more data (to reach an adequate sample size) and would like to encourage more people from this forum to participate. Thank you.

[We apologize for any crosspostings you might experience -- we try to reach a number of different groups of travelers to assure that our study captures views of a broad range of travelers. Thank you for your patience.]

Cross-posting on FT is frowned upon. Not only have you posted this in Travel Buzz, you are also off-topic here in Trip Reports, which deals with actual flight experiences.

Perhaps there is a better place to do your research
 

I responded to your request to help sometime in the past 2 months. I believe that it now time for you to pursue your research somewhere else since you have repeatedly violated the TOS. After completing the survey, I am bewildered at what you are trying to do. (perhaps ensure that your hypothesis is proven??? :( :( )

Perhaps I am being too harsh, but, enough is enough.

Not only is this inappropriate for the Trip Reports forum, but it is also cross-posted in violation of the TOS. Furthermore, this is not the first time that I have had to delete an identical post by this user.

Accordingly, I am locking this thread and suspending the poster's participation priviledges until reviewed by Randy Petersen.

Thanks
Sean (B747-437B)
Moderator
Trip Reports