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I think a 3-states scale would be good. Something like “happy”, “not happy”, and ”feared for your life”. You’d want a way to identify outliers. But using a quan
by kergonath 3y ago
I think a 3-states scale would be good. Something like “happy”, “not happy”, and ”feared for your life”. You’d want a way to identify outliers. But using a quantitative scale for this is not a good idea.
- iainmerrick 3y agoI'm a fan of 4 stars, as I think it forces you to make a real choice, while still being simple enough that it's hard to misinterpret: 4 stars => great 3 stars => quite good 2 stars => not so good 1 star => bad There's no score right in the middle so you can't sit on the fence (unless you ruin it by allowing half stars, Ebert style).