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An anonymous and representative group discussion and voting system Practical example: Attending a conf as a woman - You want to ask questions during the talks
by Buetol 13y ago
An anonymous and representative group discussion and voting system
Practical example: Attending a conf as a woman
- You want to ask questions during the talks but you are afraid that because you are a woman your answer will be "dumbed-down" or just different
- Also, the guy doing the talk would like to answer the best possible question (or a random one)
So, there can be a lot of solutions to this problem, here is mine:
- Every attendee get an anonymous account on discuss.confname.org
- So everyone can ask questions anonymously and also it's fair because everyone has only one account
Except, that I made up this example in 5 minutes. This problem is effectively on every possible group in the world. People would like to express their opinions inside the group without risking differentiation.
I tried to describe this idea and the implementation ( http://kioto.io http://kioto.io ), but it's really hard to explain. So I'm just implementing a prototype right now to better explain this idea.
- hunvreus 13y agoSomething like Secret would do the trick no?
- Buetol 13y agoYes, it's exactly what I'm looking for
- dzink 13y agoThis does exactly that and you don't even create an account, so it's really anonymous: http://www.gosoapbox.com/ http://www.gosoapbox.com/ . All you have to get is a shared url for the dicussion. Their primary use case is for classroom discussion, but functionality is what you described.
- A_COMPUTER 13y agoSSL record to long, can't get in. Broken.
- greggman 13y agoI'm not sure this fits but there's google moderator. You make a topic, people submit questions, people can vote up the questions, people giving talk can answer the top questions. There's a space for some discussion below each question. Google uses this both internally at company wide meetings and at Google I/O https://www.google.com/moderator/ https://www.google.com/moderator/
- HeavenFox 13y agoWhat about Google Moderator? https://www.google.com/moderator/ https://www.google.com/moderator/