Well then, you must be special. I don't think there is another person in Canada that had the website magically enter their name and address immediately after they entered the code. Cool!
Well aren't you clever. Now if they need to follow up on anything, they have to pay an enumerator to visit you in person since the number won't work. Thanks for wasting tax payer money.
I've been trying to be diplomatic on this one, but you don't make it easy. Maybe you were drunk filling out the form and forgot that you had entered your name on the first fucking page and marvelled in awe as they kept referring to you by name? If not, I'm just going to have to out-and-out call bullshit on your claim.
Not bullshit.
And besides, why would an enumerator want to visit me? Isn't this census suppose to be about tabulating data with strict privacy? Why would I want a government worker knocking on my door or calling me?
I inputted the data most honest I can (with exception of accidentally filling out the # of rooms question wrong.... I forgot a room). So they got their census data. Now if they want total accuracy, as I said they should go do their data reconciliation and stop bothering people, as people' are answering questions as they see fit..... honestly, accidental mistakes, or purposely fudging the data for fun.
And besides, the whole name/address link is silly anyway. If the purpose of the census is to get detailed info about the homeowner's demographics, education, income so they can spit out country stats and adjust city budgets to conform to a neighbourhood, etc..... why even bother asking for a name?
What difference would it make if I fill in the data the same way, but one census I say I'm Mike Johnson, another census I say I'm Fred Flintstone, and another I'm Air Jordan? Are they tracking first and last names too?
