Google希望用户在自己的电脑上测试其Blogger服务的可用性，并提供75美元的礼品卷。测试需要共享的你屏幕，录音，录像和接听Google的电话。

    在Blogger的注册页面Google介绍说，您可以注册并参与该可用性研究，并提供反馈的内容，以便该网站日后的发展。目前，尚不清楚这些新的发展需要，以及参与者都必须接受该公司的可用性保密协议。

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Google Pays $75 In Gift Checks To Test New Blogger Features On Windows PCs

At least 18 years old? Own a Windows PC? Have 60 minutes to spare?

Google wants you to test usability of its Blogger service on your own computer, and is prepared to give you $75 in American Express gift checks if you participate in a screen sharing session and a phone call with some of their people. Also, you must allow them to record audio or video of said session.

We think you can keep your clothes on, but have been unable to confirm.

On the sign-up page, Google explains that you can register to participate in a usability study and provide feedback on “something that’s currently in development”. It’s unclear what those new developments entail, and participants are required to accept the company’s Usability Non-Disclosure Agreement.

Google only says the study will “help the Blogger team better understand your needs in order to incorporate them into future product enhancements”. It’s anyone’s guess what those are, but considering the fact that they’re specifically asking for users who have computers running Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000, we daresay it concerns a desktop client of some sort.