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I've done something similar to this - I asked a single-choice (yes/no) question at the end of the survey, along the lines of: "Are you happy for us to quote you in the article we're writing for X?". If they answered no, they were led to the thank you screen; if they answered yes, they saw an optional follow-up question asking for their name, role, and a link for us to credit them in the article. Hope that helps!

Thanks @Diane

Is this a stand-alone survey in which you are only looking for quotes? Or it is part of a larger survey @Miljo Dragutinovic?

I've conducted stand-alone surveys like this, and this is the verbiage I've used if helpful:

"Thanks for being a part of our community. We would appreciate your thoughts on any/all of the questions below. These open-ended questions are intended to showcase individual community members like you. We’ll use responses from some of you to add honest quotes to the results we share."

It's a survey to create original data-driven content from the responses in aggregate.

@Miljo Dragutinovic were you ever able to get an answer to this? I see it's been a few months. I am looking to do original research for anonymous, aggregate data points and didn't know what we needed to disclose before asking questions. The data may be used for a future paid market report. Thanks.

@Linsey Knerl didn't get much input, but i am in the middle of creating content for a survey we did. DM if you want to chat about it