The survey instrument was organized around four domains in which a cooperative could conceivably provide benefits to participants. These domains were: Knowledge sharing Labor sharing Cooperatively-sourced funding Cooperatively-owned tools and infrastructure Respondents were asked to indicate which domain(s) would be of interest to them and the publications they represented. Each domain was then broken down further, and respondents could also offer their own ideas in an open response field. In total, the survey yielded 74 recorded responses, 68 of which consented to the privacy notice and 53 of which completed the survey. The survey could be completed anonymously, and just 32 of the 53 complete responses provided contact information and thus connected their responses to the publications they represented. We further guaranteed that all public presentations of the survey data would be given in aggregated and anonymized form. The survey responses were inconclusive in and of themselves, but demonstrated interest and provided the basis to begin conversations.