Help the community have a better understanding of itself and its own diversity in Emacs usage. Discover and show how people are using this versatile tool for everything, from software engineering to academia and journalism.
Respond
The survey is closed! Thank you to everyone who responded!
The survey was open from October 19th 2020 to November 30th 2020.
Results
We have received over 7300 responses for 2020! This is amazing and I want to thank everyone who took the survey, supported it, and shared it! Thank you!
You can find the report and all data on the 2020 results page.
Share
Thanks to so many people sharing and talking about the survey, it reached users beyond expectation. If you know someone who filled out the survey and might not know about the results yet, please share it with them!Stay Tuned
FAQ
Please visit our dedicated page.About
This is the first iteration of the Emacs User Survey. The main organizer is Adrien Brochard.
This project is not sponsored by the FSF, but you can read about the genesis on the mailing list, and on r/emacs.
Questions or comments can be emailed to contact@emacssurvey.org
The source for this website is public