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  The MicroWiki General Survey is an annual survey held in November which asks for micronationalist's opinions and demographics, with questions relating to the year it takes place. It is held by Zarel Smith of Statistic-Dime. 2020's survey was held between 4–15 November, and reached a record 63 responses, up 85% from the 2019 survey which had 34 respondents, making it Smith's largest of his near-2 year career so far. We here at MicroWeekly published the results of the survey earlier today. Of the ten questions featured, two of them asked participants' opinions on intermicronational organisations, first the Grand Unified Micronational (GUM), the largest in the MicroWiki Sector and one of the oldest intermicronational organisations, and the Cupertino Alliance (CUP), a developmental organisation that was revived this year. The options respondents could pick were "strongly positive", "positive", "negative" and "strongly negative", as

 The results have been released for the 2020 installation of the MicroWiki General Survey. The MicroWiki General Survey is an annual survey held in November which asks for micronationalist's opinions and demographics, with questions relating to the year it takes place. It is held by Zarel Smith of Statistic-Dime. The survey, which officially opened on 4 November and closed on 15 November eleven days later, reached a record 63 responses, up from the 2019 survey which had 34 respondents, indicating a 85 percent increase from last year. This makes it Smith's second-largest survey ever he was involved in, and the largest survey he solely conducted, as well as the largest survey conducted by Statistic-Dime. Despite him solely creating it, it was extensively advertised by fellow community members, namely Logan Ross—whom had previously worked with Smith in the 19th MicroWiki Influence Survey—Daniel Roscoe—owner of Roscoe Statistics—and Cristian Dobrev of Plushunia, commonly known as C