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#137688 - 01/22/05 05:46 PM Participants needed: native speakers of English
tiflo stranger Registered: 01/22/05 Posts: 10 Loc: California, USA	Hi, we (a couple of researchers from the linguistics department at Stanford University) are looking for a participants in an online study on English questions. Only NATIVE SPEAKERs of ENGLISH can participate (if you're not a native speaker, pls refrain from participating). We are interested in your native speaker intuitions (not prescriptive rules of grammar) regarding certain types of questions and statements. This is an exploratory study, so unfortunately we cannot afford to offer any funding. If you nevertheless would like to help us (and the progress of science ;-), please send us an email at: suvresearch_prin2n3@yahoo.com We will then point you to our online experiment, Thx a lot for your interest! WH-research group, Linguistics Department, Stanford University
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#137689 - 01/22/05 06:05 PM Re: Participants needed: native speakers of English
tsuwm Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/03/00 Posts: 10463 Loc: this too shall pass	boy, these guys haven't been paying any attention and have no fappin' idea what these forums are all about! [wink, wink]
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#137690 - 01/22/05 06:09 PM Re: Participants needed: native speakers of Englis
Anonymous Unregistered	boy ;-), actually a friend of mine who is quite active in this list recommended posting on this list to me, since people here would be interested in language in general. If that is not the case, I apologize for spaming this list. In any case, if you ARE interested in language, maybe you will find our experiments interesting. Regards, Florian
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#137691 - 01/22/05 06:24 PM Re: Participants needed: native speakers of Englis
tsuwm Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/03/00 Posts: 10463 Loc: this too shall pass	say Florian, your friend wouldn't be "milum" by any chance? -joe "shot in the dark" friday
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#137692 - 01/22/05 07:13 PM Re: Participants needed: native speakers of Englis
Wordwind Carpal Tunnel Registered: 09/30/01 Posts: 6296 Loc: Piedmont Region of Virginia, U...	Just out of curiosity, why would Stanford have a Yahoo address?
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#137693 - 01/22/05 07:19 PM Re: Participants needed: native speakers of Englis
tsuwm Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/03/00 Posts: 10463 Loc: this too shall pass	oh Windy, don't be cynical. I was wondering about the SUVresearch, myownself. (humor us, we've had some real beauts post their spam here.)
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#137694 - 01/22/05 07:25 PM Re: Participants needed: native speakers of Englis
AniamL journeyman Registered: 11/18/04 Posts: 95 Loc: New Hampshire	I'd say Word has a point.
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#137695 - 01/22/05 07:37 PM Re: Participants needed: native speakers of Englis
Wordwind Carpal Tunnel Registered: 09/30/01 Posts: 6296 Loc: Piedmont Region of Virginia, U...	Oh, tSunny, I was humoring you.
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#137696 - 01/22/05 07:52 PM Re: Participants needed: native speakers of Englis
Jackie Carpal Tunnel Registered: 03/15/00 Posts: 11578 Loc: Louisville, Kentucky	Well--his website looks legit to me. Though there didn't appear to be any way to sign up from that; just a note to check back around Jan. 15th.
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#137697 - 01/22/05 08:00 PM Re: Participants needed: native speakers of English
themilum veteran Registered: 05/25/02 Posts: 1529 Loc: Aladamnbama the most watered s...	What is it folks, are we becoming cowed by con men to the point where we we hide in our caves in fear of latter day Neanderthals? So now I, the milum, will step out from behind our rock and confront these fast talking apemen with raised club. Stand back, women, children, and girley men, see now! The great milum goes forth!
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