Soon we expect the Military Times newspaper to release its latest survey on gays and lesbians serving in the U.S. military. This online survey is wildly unscientific, self-selective, and not representative of the military as a whole. Instead, it reflects the views of the paper’s subscribers — and nothing more. In this age of never-ending news cycles and the rush to find and publish content, let’s remember the limitations of an online survey e-mailed to a publication’s readers. Our full memorandum on the polling methodology of the Military Times is here.

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