Weekly updates:

• Kicked off the QuickSurveys update work with ThisDot, who are now working on tool exploration and defining specifications for the scope and what can be implemented. Met with TSP today to discuss sampling possibilities, from first impressions list-based sampling and quotas are more difficult to implement, while more nuanced edit bins and bin probability targetting (rather than whole sample targetting) seems more feasible. Project epic can be followed here: T362640

• No new updates this week, ThisDot are progressing on building multiple questions and I'll continue to be available to answer questions/test features as needed :)

• ThisDot has made substantial progress on the QuickSurveys updates, and we had a demo this week. Completed: multiple questions with skip patterns, multi-select with write-in, back button, ability to shut down QuickSurveys tool in user preferences, customizable end-message. They are currently working on finer-grain edit targeting capacity, which should be the last step in this scope.

Updates appear to be committed, I think we can close this task :)
Note: we should do a testwiki deployment before we continue on with the relaunched Community Safety survey in late Q1. Edit: testing deployment on testwiki: T368459

Summary of changes made by TSP/ThisDot:

• Capacity to ask multiple questions
• Capacity to add a write-in option to multiple-select
• Capacity to add skip patterns in multiple question survey (display of another question depends on responses to previous questions)
• Ability to opt out of QuickSurveys displaying entirely in User Preferences
• Customizable messaging (end message, privacy statement messaging, and additionally a note for how to turn off QuickSurveys)
• Back button for multi question surveys
• Targeting workaround: firstEdit and lastEdit allows surveyor more capacity, eg. to display survey to inactive but previously active editors, or ensure an editor has edited recently when being sampled as a proxy for active editors

@TAndic Please go ahead and resolve the task as per your above comment! This is great, thanks for the work!