Lexical Database Archving Questionnaire

[Hugh Paterson III]

In early 2013 the SIL Language and Culture Archive looked at content submitted during 2012.  One interesting thing to note was that during 2012 only 4 FLEx databases were archived (in addition to about 6 ToolBox databases).

We have a nagging question: is this normal (that so few lexical database users archive their data), or are there really this few FLEx and Toolbox users? To this end Hugh Paterson has put together a short survey (4-ish simple questions - requires about 3 minutes). It is available online here: http://bit.ly/19QSPMb



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For those in a bandwidth restricted situation feel free to reply to the questions below with answers to: Hugh_Paterson [ at ] sil.org
 
Four questions: 
 
1. Are you using FLEx or ToolBox and which version are you using?:
2. What is the ISO 639-3 code of the language you are using it with (analyzing/investigating)?:
3. Have you ever archived a version of your current Lexical Database at an official archive? (An archive like SIL's L & CA -REAP-, or SOAS's ELAR, or MPI's TLA, or PARADISEC. - Though it doesn't have to be one of these four. ) - Yes / No:
4: Have you ever produced a Print or Digital Publication from your Lexical data (like a Glossary or a Dictionary)? if so we would like to hear about it, got a link or a citation?:



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One entry per language. If you work with more than one language, feel free to submit one answer per language or add a comment to that effect with a list of the ISO 639-3 codes or language names.
Personal details (email address and name) will be kept confidential, other data and generalizations of trends may be published.
 
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Thank you for the work you do and the effort you make to serve speakers of minority languages.
 
- Hugh Paterson
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