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2016 evo feedback survey - let us know your thoughts

Five lucky winners will get an evo goody bag - and help us improve our magazine, website and videos

What do you think of evo?

You can tell us below stories of course, or reply to us via our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts, but there is a better way - the 2016 evo feedback survey.

It's your chance to let us know how we're doing, what you like, what you don't, what we could change and what you'd like to see more of. It'll only take five minutes (though if you write us your magnum opus, it may take longer), and since it's all done via a handy web form there'll be no opportunity for us to mock your social media profile picture or poor choice of haircut.

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It'll also enter you into a draw to win one of five evo goody bags. What do these contain? Nobody knows for sure, but you can't go too far wrong with goody bags, can you? It'd make a mockery of the name if there wasn't actually anything "good" contained within.

Whether you win a goody bag or not, the real aim is to make sure we continue doing the right things and change anything you're not so keen on. You'll get a better magazine as a result. We'll get to produce the stories you want to read, and the videos you really want to see. Everybody wins.

Click here to go to the survey, and make sure you do it before the closing date on February 29, 2016.

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