I ended up answering “pass/unsure” to almost everything.
Lots of the time, it was because I thought the statement was ambiguous.
There was a space at the bottom where I could add a comment, but I wasn’t clear on whether the comment I would add would be attached to the statement I was voting on, or whether it would create a new standalone statement
It felt frustrating to me (and will likely complicate the findings) that “pass” had about five meanings (e.g., no opinion, too early to commit to an opinion, not applicable to me, too ambiguous, feelings too mixed for a response) and my pass response could be misinterpreted as having a meaning I didn’t intend. That’s just an inherent downside to the tool design, though.
I ended up answering “pass/unsure” to almost everything.
Lots of the time, it was because I thought the statement was ambiguous.
There was a space at the bottom where I could add a comment, but I wasn’t clear on whether the comment I would add would be attached to the statement I was voting on, or whether it would create a new standalone statement
Also expressing uncertainty is good. That’s a feature here.
It felt frustrating to me (and will likely complicate the findings) that “pass” had about five meanings (e.g., no opinion, too early to commit to an opinion, not applicable to me, too ambiguous, feelings too mixed for a response) and my pass response could be misinterpreted as having a meaning I didn’t intend. That’s just an inherent downside to the tool design, though.
It would create a new standalone statement.