Hi Patti,
We introduced the 'ownernode' as we added the 'peer to peer' question
type. With this question type respondents get to assess the
relationships between people they have selected. For example, John is
responding to a survey saying that he knows Peter and Paul. John then
gets the option to rate how well Peter knows Paul. The 'ownernode' in
the example is John and the from/to is between Peter and Paul.
So, in short we use the ownernode to keep track of who nominated the
existence of the relationship.
Cheers
Cai Kjaer
ONA Surveys.
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