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Lucas Pirola edited this page Mar 5, 2015
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A prompt is a set of choices. For example, if the question is “Which do you want more?”, an example prompt would be “free ice cream” vs. “free beer.”
A question refers to an entire idea marketplace. For example, when someone creates a question they are creating an idea marketplace which is made of choices and votes.
- questions/index
- questions/new
- questions/create
- questions/export
- questions/show
- questions/update
- questions/all_object_info_totals_by_date
- questions/object_info_totals_by_date
- questions/vote_rate (>= v3.0.1)
- questions/upload_to_participation_rate (>= v3.0.1)
- questions/median_responses_per_session (>= v3.0.1)
- questions/votes_per_uploaded_choice (>= v3.0.1)
A choice is one of the items that people are choosing between. Examples of choices are: “free ice cream”, “free beer”, “better professors”. Choices could also be defined by pictures, videos, or sound files.
These produces graphs about the patterns of prompts that have been voted on. These are experimental and you probably don’t want to use them now.
[experimental*]