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Anonymous feedback + internet seems ripe for ugliness - see http://hardnewsinc.blogs.com/.a/6a00d83428f05153ef00e553e58bc38834-500wi http://hardnewsinc.blogs.co

Anonymous feedback + internet seems ripe for ugliness - see http://hardnewsinc.blogs.com/.a/6a00d83428f05153ef00e553e58bc38834-500wi http://hardnewsinc.blogs.com/.a/6a00d83428f05153ef00e553e58b... Also, what kind of feedback are you expecting people to give which 1)is meaningful to the person it is directed to and 2) does not identify the person giving the feedback. It's very difficult to give feedback which meets both 1 and 2.

whatdoyouthink 15y ago
Point taken and that is the outcome we want to minimize. 1. We are providing a framework in which some of the feedback will be able to become meaningful through sharing it with trusted others to see if it is valid. 2. The person giving the feedback has to be careful to not identify themselves. I think meaningful feedback can be given that a person can then think about and/or ask others about without the person giving the feedback being identified.
curiousepic 15y ago
Thankfully this takes "audience" out of the equation.