The crowd
Where everyone stands.
Running totals from people who took the test and chose to add their result. No names, no accounts, no individual records: only counts.
Still gathering
0 of 30 results so far.
Nothing is shown until 30 people have added their result, and the figures then move forward 10 results at a time. Small numbers would say more about individuals than about the crowd.
Take the testHow this stays anonymous
Counts, not people.
- Opt-in only.Nothing is added unless you press the button on your results page. The four extra questions can each be left blank.
- No record of you.A contribution is turned into counter increments and discarded. There is no row per person, and the site stores no name, cookie, IP address, timestamp or link to a results page.
- Scores only.Your thirty answers never leave your device. Only the three scores are counted, in broad bands.
- One question at a time.Each optional answer is tallied separately. Combinations, such as a region together with an age band, are never recorded.
- No small groups.Nothing is shown until 30 results are in, and a group appears only once it has 30.
- Published in batches.Figures move forward 10 results at a time, so no one can watch a single result arrive.
This is an open, self-selected poll, not a survey of the public. It shows who chose to take part, and it can be skewed by who shares the link. Like any website, the company that hosts this one sees the address your device connects from in order to deliver pages; the privacy page explains what that means. More in the methodology. The same figures are available as JSON.