Answer: You can set the status within the survey. They get a link to the survey in the email. When the collaborators click on the link, they view the survey and can post their general or specific comments. They can also suggest changes to the question type as well and update that. So a number of different things that you can do inside of the collaboration.

Answer: The phase two of the weighting and balancing is exporting into SPSS, and I believe it's slated to come out in June or July I can follow up with you on that for sure, but a step one was getting the updated waiting and then I know phase two was export into SPSS.

Answer: There are different schools of thought on this. Some people that say you should weight your data, some say that you shouldn't weight your data. There are people that say you should only weight up your data or not, weight it down, or maybe vice versa. So there are definitely different schools of thought and that how much you alter with the data set depends on how many completed responses you have and large sample size. I think if you have a small sample size, sometimes it can bias that data and it's not really a true reflection. So the weighting that could really skew the results. I think it largely depends on your comfortability with it and then the data set that you're actually dealing with.

Answer: Question randomization and block randomization wouldn't be so much for reducing bias, although that would be more for using it for different study types like showing a different image. Some of the main use cases that I see for the question randomization and block randomization are for image testing or randomly display one set of questions to a respondent.

Answer: Yes, you can so once the survey is live, you've already sent it out and responses are being collected. So, you wouldn't want to have it in collaboration mode, but before that process and you're initially testing that you can use collaboration mode.