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Awesome feedback. 1: That is a really cool idea and something I have been thinking about since day 1. I want to be able to show a graph that displays the relat
by StuieK 14y ago
Awesome feedback.
1: That is a really cool idea and something I have been thinking about since day 1. I want to be able to show a graph that displays the relative change in opinion over time, annotated with the addition of new citations to the Viewpoints. So when someone updates the Ember Viewpoint with new information and the citation for it, you can do some basic "cause analysis" on what changed,when and why :)
2: Absolutely makes sense. We are still debating the best way to do this, but one simple solution is an editable comparison matrix that shows the simple features/specs that the Viewpoints have. The ULs would then be used to further flesh out the more significant points that can't be explained in matrix format (for eg how nice the UI is for a particular app)
3: Again, we debate this point all the time. What do you think about the phrasing "What are the different programming languages suitable to learn first?" or something along those lines?
4: Awesome idea, we are going to add additional login options soon, but the idea of bringing in external rep is very interesting!
- te 14y agoI agree that the time-based view will be important, as the answers do change over time. One way to approach is to show votes in last 12 months, instead of all votes ever. Side benefit of this is that it encourages users to stay active and engaged with the site (to maintain and update their views as they evolve).
- TeeDub 14y agoMaybe you could present the different options in reverse order of votes? (filtered a bit so that spammy answers aren't always first.) Changing the order of presentation can be a good way to stem cascade effects from seniority/etc. For example, the US supreme court votes in reverse order of seniority to help prevent cascading effects. (That way less senior justices can vote Wo undue influence...)