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If you were reading through software reviews based on questions, rating answers on a 1-5 scale, what kind of questions would you expect or like to see on the review?
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If you were reading through software reviews based on questions, rating answers on a 1-5 scale, what kind of questions would you expect or like to see on the review?
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How would you rate...
the ability to adapt to future situations?
What's the "Tom-Dick-Harry" appeal and usage test? – Isxek – 2009-09-02T21:43:57.677
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I always get an empty feeling from those types of reviews. When reading through the results of a survey to evaluate an application, you never get to the essence of "...but is this a good application?"
It's like when you have an incredibly average so-so meal at a restaurant and you find one of those surveys on the table:
Great, I just gave them a 100% rating but the meal sucked and I will not return.
That's about as useful as "Is the application skinnable?" reviews.
2I have converted this to a CW. It is subjective and does not have one qualifying answer. However I do consider this a valid question as it affects the way people review information. – BinaryMisfit – 2009-09-02T13:52:10.123
Works for me. – EBGreen – 2009-09-02T13:54:00.120