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ident = "Op_en7421",  
ident = "Op_en7421",  
name = "Great game of Turkey",  
name = "Great game of Turkey",  
subset = "Question vote",  
subset = "Question_vote", # You MUST spell it with _
act_type = "append",  
act_type = "append",  
language = "eng",  
language = "eng",  
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ident = "Op_en7421",  
ident = "Op_en7421",  
name = "Great game of Turkey",  
name = "Great game of Turkey",  
subset = "Option vote",  
subset = "Option_vote",  
act_type = "append",  
act_type = "append",  
language = "eng",  
language = "eng",  
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   ovote <- opbase.data("Op_en7421.option_vote")
   ovote <- opbase.data("Op_en7421.option_vote")
   ovote <- ovote[nrow(ovote):1 , ] #Turn newest first
   ovote <- ovote[nrow(ovote):1 , ] #Turn newest first
   ovote <- ovote[!duplicated(ovote[c("Date", "User") , ]) , ] # Only keep the last vote
   #ovote <- ovote[!duplicated(ovote[c("Date", "User") , ]) , ] # Only keep the last vote
   out <- merge(merge(temp, ques), ovote, by.x = "Obs", by.y = "Result")
   out <- merge(merge(temp, ques), ovote, by.x = "Obs", by.y = "Result")
   out <- aggregate(out["User"], by = out["Option"], FUN = length)
   out <- aggregate(out["User"], by = out["Option"], FUN = length)
   out <- out[order(out$User, descending = TRUE) , ][1:4,] # Choose the 4 rows with most votes
   out <- out[order(out$User, decreasing = TRUE) , ][1:4,] # Choose the 4 rows with most votes
   out <- out[!is.na(out$User) , "Option", drop = FALSE]
   out <- out[!is.na(out$User) , "Option", drop = FALSE]



Revision as of 13:59, 17 January 2016

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Check above the question of the day and decide which option you would choose.:

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Into which group do you identify most? (You only need to choose once):

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Question

What is a good game to crowdsource citizen priorities about daily political decisions in such a way that

  • it can be done using a mobile app,
  • it characterises happiness of citizen groups of the decisions,
  • it characterises progress of important societal values,
  • it enables crowdsourcing the actual questions and options asked?

Answer

See the top of the page for the main questionnaire of the game.

Rationale

Questions(-)
ObsDateQuestionOption
12016-01-16Should the scarf ban in the universities be abandoned?Yes
22016-01-16Should the scarf ban in the universities be abandoned?Partly
32016-01-16Should the scarf ban in the universities be abandoned?No
42016-01-17Should the military budget be increased?Yes
52016-01-17Should the military budget be increased?No, keep the same
62016-01-17Should the military budget be increased?No, reduce
72016-01-17Should the education budget be increased?Yes
82016-01-17Should the education budget be increased?No, keep the same
92016-01-17Should the education budget be increased?No, reduce

Select an option:

Select a group:

How much happiness would this option bring to this group?:

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Select an option:

progress:

pscore:

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Give the number of the question you want for today.:

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Give the number of the option you want for today (up to 4 options used).:

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Structures of the tables.
Questions Choices Happiness Progress Question vote Option vote User
  • Question
  • Option
  • User
  • Option
  • Option
  • Group
  • User
  • Hscore
  • Option
  • Progress
  • User
  • Pscore
  • Question
  • User
  • Qscore
  • Option
  • User
  • Oscore
  • User
  • Date
  • Group
Important categories
Groups for Turkey Progress categories
  • Nationalists
  • Conservatives
  • Minorities
  • Liberals
  • Kemalists
  • Civil Rights
  • Women's Rights
  • Religion
  • National Values
  • Democracy

See also


Keywords

References


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