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What does Tooto do? It helps us decide on practically anything. All you have to do is upload choices of pictures or videos or even plain text.
The app is not simply for voting a single top choice. It is meant for RANKING the choices. The last time I checked, there didn't appear to be any ranking app of this type or breadth.
Why is ranking better than simple voting? Because value is more meaningful than popularity.
Let's consider this: If a club would be choosing between Project A, B, C or D as its priority project for the year, there is a chance of conflict on which project should be No.1.
But if we rank and assign points on the projects, we may actually discover an order of ranking and get some consensus based on this points system.
There is less conflict, and the points system reflects how much we value certain things over others.
This same principle can be applied to practically all our choices in life, where people may need the input/advice of others: Which dress/shirt to wear tonight? Which smartphone/laptop is best? Which car to buy? Which course in college? Which job offer to take? Who should be the next President?
So I thought Tooto can be a fun and time- and cost-saving way of getting opinions on choices, backed up by hard figures.
Tooto has an option to make posts public or to make them visible only to friends.
Happy posting, everyone!
Vlad
The app is not simply for voting a single top choice. It is meant for RANKING the choices. The last time I checked, there didn't appear to be any ranking app of this type or breadth.
Why is ranking better than simple voting? Because value is more meaningful than popularity.
Let's consider this: If a club would be choosing between Project A, B, C or D as its priority project for the year, there is a chance of conflict on which project should be No.1.
But if we rank and assign points on the projects, we may actually discover an order of ranking and get some consensus based on this points system.
There is less conflict, and the points system reflects how much we value certain things over others.
This same principle can be applied to practically all our choices in life, where people may need the input/advice of others: Which dress/shirt to wear tonight? Which smartphone/laptop is best? Which car to buy? Which course in college? Which job offer to take? Who should be the next President?
So I thought Tooto can be a fun and time- and cost-saving way of getting opinions on choices, backed up by hard figures.
Tooto has an option to make posts public or to make them visible only to friends.
Happy posting, everyone!
Vlad
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