| Given the time/accuracy trade-off, how many votes would you like to see for community questions? |
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Asked 2 years ago
by Aaron  Canada |
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depends. how many people are in the community?
It's not so much how many people are in the community as how many are on the site when a question runs, and are paying attention and ready to vote.
I think the best would be always the same number like online voter, beginning with 50 to 100, 150 ect. and round up...
Okay... a little bit complicated i think... so
20 people online = 50 votes per Question needed
40 people online = 50 v.p.Q.n.
50 p.o. = 50 v.p.Q.n.
60 p.o. = 100 v.p.Q.n.
100 p.o. = 150 v.p.Q.n.
and so on...
I think the best would be always the same number like online voter, beginning with 50 to 100, 150 ect. and round up...
Okay... a little bit complicated i think... so
20 people online = 50 votes per Question needed
40 people online = 50 v.p.Q.n.
50 p.o. = 50 v.p.Q.n.
60 p.o. = 100 v.p.Q.n.
100 p.o. = 150 v.p.Q.n.
and so on...
sorry for double post...
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[1 point] 2 years ago byI said 50, but even now, with 25, look how difficult it is to get the answers.
Yeah, it's true. 25 already takes a bit longer than I'd like.
test
There are 50 people online now, and it's hard to even get 25 votes.
Yes, I voted 50 but after this question taking forever I wish I had voted 25 :(
Ok, thanks for the feedback, we'll stick with 25 votes for now.