As of 2/28, I have stripped down the mmdev test data to just 3 orgs and a couple of choices. It is easy to see how the selections work.
1) This works... if an organization makes a selection and the customer does not make the same selection then the organization is out.
2) This works ... if for a question neither an organization nor the customer selects anything, then there is no effect on the filtering.
This is questionable ... if for a questions an organization selects nothing, then that question does not affect whether that organization is shown regardless what the customer selects. This is not what I expected; I expected that rules 1 and 2 would apply.
I spoke to Amelia and she would rather leave it this way until she can get more organizations to answer the questionnaire. She agrees we should flip this at some point.
It is very confusing when you filter and nothing seems to change.
As of 2/28, I have stripped down the mmdev test data to just 3 orgs and a couple of choices. It is easy to see how the selections work.
1) This works... if an organization makes a selection and the customer does not make the same selection then the organization is out.
2) This works ... if for a question neither an organization nor the customer selects anything, then there is no effect on the filtering.
This is questionable ... if for a questions an organization selects nothing, then that question does not affect whether that organization is shown regardless what the customer selects. This is not what I expected; I expected that rules 1 and 2 would apply.
I spoke to Amelia and she would rather leave it this way until she can get more organizations to answer the questionnaire. She agrees we should flip this at some point.
It is very confusing when you filter and nothing seems to change.