I had a devil of a time figuring out which is my “most-used wiki” — and my wikis are configured pretty differently from one another!
No, it’s not node. It’s a web service that can save single-file TiddlyWikis. It is the way recommended in the top of GettingStarted, so it’s omission will likely make the results less meaningful. Probably a good idea to always have a category “other”.
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Thanks for this initiative. I already made my contribution. While I choose to share my answers, I wonder if there is a way to annonymize personal information (like sex, gender, age) while sharing the rest of the response openly. This survey only have age as a personal information, but the sharing everything/none was kind of eye-catching to make me think about how we will share the collected information for this and future surveys.
BTW, My captcha attempts were only 2. I think I’m not a robot, but some capcha should include the option “not sure” 
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Hello, and absolutely. Right on the survey itself, the question describes exactly how the data will be used if you choose to share.
With your consent, we would like to publish responses to this survey on tiddlywiki.com, in the spirit of open development.
Are you happy for your responses to be available online?
We will not include information on your age or country of birth in the public results. Those items of information will be kept strictly to a small and trusted group of regular contributors and administrators.
Thanks. I miss that part. Good to know.