Poll: San Francisco Bay Area Web/Tech, Do You Go To Burning Man?

by Scott Beale on July 17, 2008 · 17 comments

I’m conducting a survey, if you live in the San Francisco Bay Area and work in the web/tech industry, do you go to Burning Man?

Feel free to pass this poll along. Of course there is no way to verify that only people in the Bay Area are responding, but it should give a general idea of who is/isn’t going these days.

A decade ago this poll would have been a joke. Back then almost all of us went.

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