Issue 246: fixed, added "Our recent surveys" to give more clarity to "Our research"

[SoumyaPatnaik1808]

Made a change in the childcare md file, replaced "Our research" with "Our recent surveys" to give more clarity

[melissawm]

I believe this is incorrect. Which survey are you talking about here?

The point is we can say this is just our opinion but saying we have survey data about this seems incorrect to me.

[SoumyaPatnaik1808]

@melissawm Oh i got it, thankyou for correcting me, yeah you are right that survey data is incorrect one so, i should keep that our research and do further improvements... right?

[aterrel]

This PR is not getting to the core of the the issue in #246 . If we are citing research we should find the research study and link to it. If we are going to say something is "more" or "highly" popular we need to say compared to what. I doubt that it grants for childcare is more popular than having the conference at all, or providing food for attendees, etc. Statements like this don't help the reader to make a decision on how to spend their small amount of funds.

[SoumyaPatnaik1808]

@aterrel oh okay.. so where can I find the link to the research we can simply give a citation to the "research" word..

[SoumyaPatnaik1808]

If we will mention something like - - -
Grants to cover childcare costs are more popular with attendees than other support options, such as [e.g., travel stipends, discounted accommodation, or extended networking receptions].
is it okay?
and please mention what you want to display in that after such as , according to your preference....

[aterrel]

Grants to cover childcare costs are more popular with attendees than other support options, such as [e.g., travel stipends, discounted accommodation, or extended networking receptions].

What makes you think the statement is true?

[SoumyaPatnaik1808]

@aterrel like before i fixed this, the previous statement originally was that right.. so i have done some modifications..

[SoumyaPatnaik1808]

Should i change this statement and write a whole new statement with similar context?

[aterrel]

The line needs a citation to a research study. As written it doesn't provide any source of the research.