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a senior community member in New York said:
Why is your score only 70? Oh 88. Why are there different scores?”

Why are there different scores?

There’s one scene score. The other numbers show what it’s made of.

Partners answer questions about the overall experience, about communication, and about boundaries and safety. Each area gets its own number, so you can see where a score comes from.

The scene score combines them and becomes more certain as more people leave feedback.

See it: The score worksheet

What this can’t promise

Few scenes means a score close to the starting point of 55. That isn’t a judgement. It’s not much evidence yet.

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Won’t this turn into a popularity contest?

“Oh that’s interesting and sounds like a shit show popularity contest just waiting to happen.”

asked by a senior community member in New York

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Popularity can’t buy a score, and one grudge can’t sink one.

the whole answer: Won’t this turn into a popularity contest?

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