I proposed having people send you the slugs of the talks they like so that you can sort | uniq -c | sort -n -r -f 2 as the simplest voting that could possibly work.
People said they wanted to be able to vote in blinderapp, and I agree that for the long term general solution, that would be ideal.
But for now, I'm imagining a little bit of JS to make the collection of slugs for emailing a bit less tedious and error prone--
Have a checkbox next to each talk on the review page.
Have a textarea at the bottom of the review page.
When you tick the checkbox, JS grabs the slug for that proposal and appends it to the textarea's value, one slug per line.
Unticking the checkbox removes the slug from the textarea's value.
When you're done ticking boxes, copy the textarea's value into an email and send.
Bonus features:
A clear all button that would uncheck all boxes and clear the textarea
Display the count of ticked boxes on the page, so that if you're allowed to vote for 10 you know when you've reached that
I proposed having people send you the slugs of the talks they like so that you can
sort | uniq -c | sort -n -r -f 2
as the simplest voting that could possibly work.People said they wanted to be able to vote in blinderapp, and I agree that for the long term general solution, that would be ideal.
But for now, I'm imagining a little bit of JS to make the collection of slugs for emailing a bit less tedious and error prone--
Bonus features:
Wdyt?