Remember Microsoft's $80M color? Let's put that to the test.
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There is no right answer or wrong answer, or end of the tunnel, or goal. There should be.
There is a bunch of research indicating that people's attention is drawn to the right and they are more likely to like things that appear on the right. (It has been verified that this preference switches for left-handed people.) And I'm curious how strong the bias proves to be in such a simple neutral test.
I'll publish any findings that this project generates under Creative Commons, of course.
If anyone has any ideas on how to improve this, or the data being collected, I'd be super happy to read it :)
Voters need to feel they're achieving some progress towards a goal, visibly refining a dataset (zeroing in), or learning something, other than just the cheery counter at top right.
Otherwise you're essentially measuring how many altruistic clicks till a person gathers they won't personally benefit from clicking more.