Survey #160: Future Stuff | Command Center | Mutual Support

Large Category or Collection

Think about one of your largest categories or collections of stuff—for example: casual clothing, books, kitchen equipment, dolls, houseplants, decorative items, or any other group of related items of which you have a large set—then answer the following questions.
Briefly describe the category or collection of items.

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Your Approach
Which of these statements best describes your strategy or approach for keeping the category of stuff you described above under control?
- I shop without regard for how much I already have, so this category tends to grow out of control on a regular basis.
- I buy new stuff in this category until my storage system is under stress, and then I purge to make room for additions.
- I maintain a strict “one in, one out” policy to keep this category from becoming cluttered.
- I have designed my storage system for this category to include space for future purchases.

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Your Issues
Describe any issues you experience with using, storing, displaying, cleaning, maintaining, or organizing the category or collection you described above.

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The Command Center
Does you home have a “command center”—a spot where you spend a significant amount of time in a variety of activities (e.g., watching TV, reading, doing paperwork, eating meals or snacks, etc.)?
- Yes
- No
Where is your command center?

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Does It Work?
How well does your command center fulfill the functions for which you use it?

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Audience Mutual Support Solutions

We’re looking at ways to facilitate communication and mutual support among our audience members beyond the scope of our current offerings (the live webcast, our YouTube videos and comments, Facebook live stream, Facebook page, our web site, etc.). Which of the following features or capabilities are most important to you in any new system we might implement?

	Very important	Somewhat important	Neutral	Somewhat unimportant	Very unimportant
Ability to share photos
Ability to share documents
Ability to chat via text in real time
Ability to meet live via audio/phone
Ability to meet live via video
Ability to participate anonymously
Content moderation by Clutter Fairy staff
Content moderation by community members or peers
Ability to make posts (as on Facebook, etc.)
Ability to comment on others’ posts
Ability to rate, like, or upvote posts
Ability to maintain threaded discussions (like a bulletin board)
Strict standards for membership in community
Broad standards for membership in community
Ability to follow or “friend” other members
Ability to block other members
Ability to create polls or surveys
Ability to buy, sell, or trade stuff

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Ask Us Anything!
Here’s your chance to ask Gayle and Ed any question you’re curious about. It need not be related to this survey’s topic(s). If we think that your question—and our answer—might be useful or instructive to The Clutter Fairy Weekly audience, we’ll share them in an upcoming episode.

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Name
First Name
Your first name (optional, but it’s how we’ll refer to you if we read one of your responses during our live show)
First name
Pronunciation
(Optional) Please provide guidance on pronouncing your name if you believe we might have trouble with it.
Pronouns
(Optional) Please let us know which pronouns you would prefer that we use to refer to you if we mention you in our webcast, video, or podcast.
- She/her
- He/him
- They/them

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Mailing List

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Subscribe
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- Yes, please add me to The Clutter Fairy’s mailing list!
Email(Required)
Your e-mail address (required)
Email
Your e-mail address (optional, and we’ll use it only if we need to contact you with follow-up questions)

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Future Topics
Future topics
Please share your suggestions for new topics that you’d like us to discuss on The Clutter Fairy Weekly (or previous topics you’d like us to revisit).

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Permission to Use and Edit Your Responses
Consent(Required)
May we quote, display, or print your responses to this survey in our live episode of The Clutter Fairy Weekly on this topic, in the subsequent audio and video recordings, and in any published compilation of survey results? (An answer to this question is REQUIRED.)
- Yes, you may quote me and/or display my answers with my name.
- You may quote me and/or display my answers anonymously.
- No. (We will read your response, but won’t share or publish it.)
Note: The Clutter Fairy, LLC, reserves the right to edit survey responses for spelling, punctuation, clarity, length, or according to other criteria we may establish. We will make every effort to preserve the meaning and intent of the original. You may notify us of any issues by sending email to ed@clutterfairyhouston.com.
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The Clutter Fairy Weekly Survey #160

Future Stuff | Command Center | Mutual Support

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Large Category or Collection

Your Approach

Your Issues

The Command Center

The View from Your Command Center

Does It Work?

Audience Mutual Support Solutions

Ask Us Anything!

Name

Mailing List

Future Topics

Permission to Use and Edit Your Responses

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