Someone told me he attended a course via Zoom funded by the Israeli government. To ensure quality, it’s important to get feedback, right? So, they had participants fill out a questionnaire at the conclusion of the course.
What’s ironic is they had to send it directly to the email account of the lecturer himself, who would then forward it on. Even if the lecturer didn’t change or delete any of their negative responses, what’s important is the “chilling effect” due to the lack of privacy. At least one attendee would have been more critical if he was sending his feedback to someone other than the man who had some personal connection and acquaintance with him and his life (and who offered further assistance in the future, too).
I find it hard to imagine a private, for-profit organization making this sort of gross governmental silly goosey error.