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> The thing I'm trying to figure out is whether something like that dynamic can work with strangers if the incentives are structured correctly. My small experim
by vunderba 8mo ago
> The thing I'm trying to figure out is whether something like that dynamic can work with strangers if the incentives are structured correctly. My small experiment pairing devs up seemed promising, but it's obviously a tiny sample size.
It's hard to say honestly - building a system with proper incentives that simultaneously isn't abusable by bad actors is going to be tricky.
FWIW, I do agree with you - I occasionally checkout r/playmygame or r/SideProject and as somebody who also builds a lot of apps, it's depressing to see the number of posts that fail to elicit even a single response.
- xerrs 8mo agoTrue, responses are rarely seen, and when they are seen they are bland "Looks good" type of feedback. Difficult to encourage feedback, and even more difficult to encourage good feedback. Experimenting displayed improved feedback when given a proper structure. I guess it is rewarding to people when they see feedback they hope for get implemented. Though the feedback-loop is something that rarely occurs. EDIT: Grammar fixes