So I Took an Online Survey Earlier Today--

https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

And the first thing it did was show me this:

GID=106126&__sres=273%7c156 (I copied and pasted this string so I wouldn't forget it, and I have no idea what it means.)

It then proceeded to ask me a series of questions along the lines of:

"What are you testing for?"

"What is the terminator value, if any?"

(I don't remember the exact wording, but this is roughly the question it asked)

"What function did you just complete?" (Again, this roughly what was asked)

And then it said something along the lines of:

"Congratulations, you terminated!"

Only to be followed by,

"We're sorry, but you will not be redirected."

Can someone please explain what this string is, and what exactly I was being asked? I have a tiny idea of what was happening, but I was still deeply confused about the questions and why they were part of a random online survey?



Submitted June 29, 2019 at 03:00AM by Loakins217 https://ift.tt/300Qe4f

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