Dan Bruder discusses a new quality scoring system that rates users based on answer depth. One-word responses score low, detailed answers score high. A real-time barometer shows scores instantly to encourage richer contributions.
So based on the depth of the answers, we are, we're actually testing this out now, which is actually pretty cool, is to give people basically a quality score for their effort in answering questions. And that introduces some level of opinions too. But now if somebody answers questions with a one-word quick answer, their quality score is going to be much less than somebody that provides greater depth of insight. And there's a little quality barometer that goes on in the software so you can see. And then, of course, you know, we can start testing engagement because ultimately, again, what we're doing is we're seeking engagement. We're not seeking a plan. And the more we can get these people engaged on the front end, the better off our plan will be, but also the more engaged they're going to be on the back
end.
So this is a real-time barometer.
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