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One potential problem is that instead of assessing problem objectively, since the payout is based on "most popular" answer, people will choose which answer they
by herghost 11y ago
One potential problem is that instead of assessing problem objectively, since the payout is based on "most popular" answer, people will choose which answer they expect to be most popular, rather than the one they necessarily believe in. This drives down the value of the crowdsourced data - because it's not real "insight", is already tainted by the very gamification you're looking to monetise!
- crablar 11y agoThere is certainly a metagame but there is also metagame between spam and spam filters. It's a dynamic equilibrium that can be accounted for.