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The good and bad side of D.
Feb 16, 2005
Knud Sørensen
Feb 16, 2005
Stewart Gordon
Feb 16, 2005
Knud Sørensen
Feb 17, 2005
Matthew
Feb 23, 2005
Knud Sørensen
February 16, 2005
Hi

I have made what I call an eigenpoll,
it is a script which try to extract expert knowledge
from a group of people.
I think it works okay for books and I think it could be fun to test,
if it works for something like D features and suggestions as well.

If you think this could be a fun experiment
or if you don't have anything better to do ;-)

Then go to
http://all-technology.com/eigenpolls/dfeatures/
and add one/two good/bad feature/suggestion to the eigenpoll
and then rank them.

If enough people add and rank the features/suggestions we should get a clear picture of the good and bad side of D.

Knud
February 16, 2005
Hello.  Welcome to newsgroups.

Newsreaders allow you to post a single message to two or more newsgroups simultaneously.  This is called crossposting, and is the only appropriate way of sharing a message across multiple newsgroups.

Please read

http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/usenet/xpost.html
http://smjg.port5.com/faqs/usenet/xpost.html

Meanwhile, since you've multiposted this time, please pick one of the 'groups you've posted to on which you wish people to answer you in whatever ways.

Stewart.

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February 16, 2005
Yes, I did by mistake post it to digitalmars.D.gnu you can check the time stamp to see the difference.

February 17, 2005
Not to be a complete thickie, but how the hell is it supposed to work?

Yours completely sans clue

The Dr .....

"Knud Sørensen" <12tkvvb02@sneakemail.com> wrote in message news:pan.2005.02.16.17.11.21.715095@sneakemail.com...
> Hi
>
> I have made what I call an eigenpoll,
> it is a script which try to extract expert knowledge
> from a group of people.
> I think it works okay for books and I think it could be fun to test,
> if it works for something like D features and suggestions as well.
>
> If you think this could be a fun experiment
> or if you don't have anything better to do ;-)
>
> Then go to
> http://all-technology.com/eigenpolls/dfeatures/
> and add one/two good/bad feature/suggestion to the eigenpoll
> and then rank them.
>
> If enough people add and rank the features/suggestions we should get a clear picture of the good and bad side of D.
>
> Knud


February 23, 2005
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 11:28:01 +1100, Matthew wrote:

> Not to be a complete thickie, but how the hell is it supposed to work?

Here is something from the page, I hope it helps.

An Eigenpoll is a new type of poll design to gather knowledge from a community.

The problem with normal polls is that it find the most popular option. But if you are looking for a solution to a problem you don't want the most popular, what you want is the best solution to the problem.

The course is that when not everybody have a equal amount of knowledge about a problem,
then the one man one vote principle don't work.
Eigenpolls try to solve this by letting the voters compare and rank the options,
and then use a algorithm similar to Googles PageRank on the result.

> Yours completely sans clue
> 
> The Dr .....
> 
> "Knud Sørensen" <12tkvvb02@sneakemail.com> wrote in message news:pan.2005.02.16.17.11.21.715095@sneakemail.com...
>> Hi
>>
>> I have made what I call an eigenpoll,
>> it is a script which try to extract expert knowledge
>> from a group of people.
>> I think it works okay for books and I think it could be fun to test,
>> if it works for something like D features and suggestions as well.
>>
>> If you think this could be a fun experiment
>> or if you don't have anything better to do ;-)
>>
>> Then go to
>> http://all-technology.com/eigenpolls/dfeatures/
>> and add one/two good/bad feature/suggestion to the eigenpoll
>> and then rank them.
>>
>> If enough people add and rank the features/suggestions we should get a clear picture of the good and bad side of D.
>>
>> Knud

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