Preaching to the choir....

Non-existant user wrote:

The survey itself was in English, so the results are biased towards English speaking players. By comparing those results with another indicator of national activity, i.e. the number of tournaments held or the attendance to the NC, you might be able to detect if a community is under-represented because of the language bias. I have a gut feeling that the Spanish at least are missing, maybe the Brazilian too. I guess the Swedes all speak English anyway.

225 Spaniards answered the survey. No other country had so many players answering it.

However, the above data simply prove that most Spanish players accessed the survey from English websites.

In addition, I think that Facebook should not be entirely counted as an English website, because it is also available in Spanish. And taking into account that I announced the survey in Spanish on Facebook as well, considering such a traffic coming from a website in English is not accurate.