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Duolingo Swag?
I just got this email, supposedly, from Duolingo. I completed the survey, but never saw any mention of what exactly the "swag" is, or if I'm going to receive any at all. I don't really mind... But I'm kinda curious.
Here's the text of the email...
"You conquered the Duolingo tree! Have some swag and share your experience
Hello!
We noticed you finished the Duolingo Spanish tree. Congratulations!
We’d like to send you a small token of our appreciation* and ask if you’d share some thoughts on your experience. To receive your Duolingo gift, we’ll need your mailing address.
Here is a link to receive the swag and answer the optional survey: link removed
Duolingo loves you!
*We may not be able to send you swag depending on where you live :-( If that happens, we’ll let you know so that you’re not sadly awaiting the post each day."
There you have it, more motivation to finish the tree :)
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A swag is an Australian outdoor bedroll or sleeping bag often used by jolly swagmen who sit beside billabongs. They are rather heavy, so I hope Duolingo has accounted for that in the cost of the postage ;-) http://www.swag.com.au/
Yep, got my email today too. I filled out the survey, of course, because I like to share my experience and I'll be glad if it helps to improve Duolingo even more. If there are some country restrictions on sending this "swag", I won't probably get it as I'm in Russia which is rather far from America. I don't care that much. The most important thing I got on Duolingo is the inspiration to learn new languages, and that's truly invaluable!
I finished the German tree three months ago and received this email about a survey today. The link to the survey is "surveymonkey.com", so I guess it is not directly connected to Duolingo. I would like to know what the swag is before I go ahead with it. I think Duolingo should explain what this is about. It is a good idea that there is some recognition when someone has completely a course on Duolingo, but I am not sure this is what is involved here.
Swag is primarily for me what the jolly swagman carries, but in recent times it seems to mean 'goodies' such as freebies etc. you get at conventions and even themed/franchise merchandise.
On that last note... I came to the thread wondering if it was about Duolingo Swag to purchase in a Duolingo Shop, haha! (I would definitely buy an OWL PLUSHIE! :D )
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Hmm, I finished the a tree a couple of days ago and I got no e-mail like that. Guess I missed out.