Polish 2021 census - demo version

[Peterski]

Polish users, have you tried it already? - https://demo.spis.gov.pl/

[Satem]

Not yet but I will very soon for sure

[michal3141]

Polish users, have you tried it already? - https://demo.spis.gov.pl/

I will wait few days since I predict DDOS attack on gov.pl servers in next few days :O

[Peterski]

I will wait few days since I predict DDOS attack on gov.pl servers in next few days :O

Why do you think so?!

[michal3141]

Why do you think so?!

Because I don't trust government IT engineers.

[Peterski]

Because I don't trust government IT engineers.

Why?

[michal3141]

Why?

Ok demo version.
I don't like it already.
They are asking about some details of the family members living in my house or about technical details of the house.
Why the heck they are asking all these questions?

[Peterski]

I don't like it already.
They are asking about some details of the family members living in my house or about technical details of the house.
Why the heck they are asking all these questions?

Probably to collect statistical information? You know, something that organized civilizations - like the Jews - do.

Although it might be alien to Barbarian Slavs. It was also alien to Barbarian Jews until the Romans told them how!:



But when you look at pre-WW2 Poland, they already collected information about technical details of the houses:

Polish 1931 Census:

Material of which walls of dwelling houses in Polish towns and cities were made:

Small towns = up to 20 thousand ppl
Large towns = 20 thousand and more
6 largest cities = Warsaw, Lodz, Lvov, Poznan, Cracow, Vilno

Legend:

Type of town or city - brick or stone in % / wood or Prussian wall in % / clay or ground in %

Western Poland (Prussian before 1914; Poznan V.; Pomerelia V.; Silesia V.):

S. towns - 90.6% / 4.6% / 4.5%
L. towns - 91.4% / 7.1% / 0.7%

Central Poland (Russian before 1914; Congress Kingdom):

S. towns - 35.2% / 63.5% / 1.1%
L. towns - 60.4% / 39.0% / 0.2%

Southern Poland (Austrian before 1914; Galicia & Lodomeria):

S. towns - 28.8% / 58.7% / 12.1%
L. towns - 53.3% / 43.6% / 2.7%

Eastern Poland (Russian before 1914; Western Krai):

S. towns - 10.7% / 88.7% / 0.4%
L. towns - 20.5% / 78.9% / 0.4%

Six largest as of 1931 cities:

Poznan (Prussian before 1914) - 90.1% / 7.9% / 1.2%
Cracow (Austrian before 1914) - 85.5% / 14.2% / 0.0%
Lvov (Austrian before 1914) - 79.2% / 19.2% / 1.0%
Warsaw (Russian before 1914) - 69.1% / 30.5% / 0.0%
Lodz (Russian before 1914) - 66.1% / 33.2% / 0.0%
Vilno (Russian before 1914) - 26.6% / 73.1% / 0.3%