As I'm sure you're aware, http://ask.metafilter.com does the same thing. I use it because of the MetaFilter community: I have a general understanding of the demographic, morals, values and politics of the people I'm asking questions of. I also know that people's answers must be posted with an account they probably value because they have paid $5 to create it.
Do you plan to foster a community with certain features? Or are you looking for a broader range of people?
Hi, thanks a lot for your review. We are currently working on a credibility score for the users based on how much others value their input. This should create an experts community in each category. Currently you can invite trusted advisors to your own decision pages with special invite code (the UI is only visible to decision creators). The trusted advisors are people who's opinion matter the most. The page will let you toggle between "the crowd" and the advisors via the link on the right of option area.
Right now the site is open to a broad range of people. We are also considering allowing people to import their credibility from their blog, forums they are active in, etc.
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As I'm sure you're aware, http://ask.metafilter.com does the same thing. I use it because of the MetaFilter community: I have a general understanding of the demographic, morals, values and politics of the people I'm asking questions of. I also know that people's answers must be posted with an account they probably value because they have paid $5 to create it.
Do you plan to foster a community with certain features? Or are you looking for a broader range of people?
Hi, thanks a lot for your review. We are currently working on a credibility score for the users based on how much others value their input. This should create an experts community in each category. Currently you can invite trusted advisors to your own decision pages with special invite code (the UI is only visible to decision creators). The trusted advisors are people who's opinion matter the most. The page will let you toggle between "the crowd" and the advisors via the link on the right of option area.
If you look at this page (http://alpha.crowdmind.com/decision/17_What_Is_The_Best_Java...) I'm the trusted advisor to the decision maker. So our ratings and scores are maintained separately and displayed in the box above.
Right now the site is open to a broad range of people. We are also considering allowing people to import their credibility from their blog, forums they are active in, etc.