Vanilla is the most popular sugar-free flavor indicated by your votes on MSI. 42% Vanilla 30% Caramel 28% Hazelnut We've seen lots of ideas on the site about offering more sugar-free syrups. What flavor would you most like added to the menu?

Last week we asked the question, "What country do you live in?". We've seen some ideas that mention ideas for Canada and the UK, so we wanted to get a sense of where the MSI community is from. Here's how you answered: 75% USA 9% Canada 3% United Kingdom 13% Other So, if you live outside … more »

Late last week I asked which of the (STARBUCKS)RED EXCLUSIVE beverages would get the most pledges on the (RED) Community website. Voting was fast and furious. Here were the results: 31% Espresso Truffle 19% Gingersnap Latte 50% Peppermint Mocha Twist So the Peppermint Mocha Twist is the expected winner … more »

Last week we asked the following question: Which Ideas in Action post has been viewed the most? We then gave the following choices as answers. Below is each answer (with a link to that blog post), the percentage of guesses for that post, and then the correct answers follow. 3%: Mark Molaro - The Alcove … more »

After a spirited few days of voting and commenting, we have the results of our recent polls asking whether you would change your visiting habits if we changed our tattoo and piercing policies for store employees. What you said seemed to be that (at least the MSI community) is pretty ok with tattoos, … more »

First, sorry for this poll staying up for a while! I've been busy helping get the next version of the site ready, which is now almost completed. But we did get some interesting results. Overwhelmingly, you are finding out about MSI from Starbucks.com. Full results below: Where did you first learn … more »

Earlier this week I asked about the conversations on MyStarbucksIdea. Specifically I wanted to know if you thought the level of discourse was what we all, as a community, wanted it to be. The answer was a resounding "Yes!". Just over half of you thought the conversations were "About right" … more »