Sort pools by most "yes-voting" user

[Coernel82]

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Describe the goal you'd like to achieve

As a poll owner, I want to be able to see which user has the highest "score" in yes and maybe votes, because it helps to find reliable people.

To give an example: I use the date polls for group schedulings - an a capella (singing) ensemble. Naturally I need very high participation. So I polled the whole rest of the year to find the appropriate dates. Some people always have time. Great to work with! Some other people are very unreliable and only have time 10 out of 45 date suggestions. With "sort by reliable" I will not see the best date options but the "best" people with highest availability. So this would fit into the <div class="vote_menu">

This as a result makes it easier to kick out the wrong guys of the team.

Of course via calc / excel export this can be achieved easily! So this is just a nice to have!

Thank you for your great work! Your polls app has evolved over the last years a lot! Who needs doodle???

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[dartcafe]

Leeds me to some questions:

• it is relavant to sort the users or
• should it be a list (i.e. as a popup) to list the most active participants?

It is not very complicated, to calculate the voters based on their yes/maybe votes. But I rather think about listing them in descending order in a simpe list.

Think it as a button or menu entry, which opens a modal with a simple list. i.e.

• Steven: 15 yes, 3 maybe
• Carla: 12 yes, 1 maybe
• Chen: 11 yes, 0 maybe

The list will judge yes over maybe, so 13 yes and 3 maybe are ranked lower than 14 yes an 0 maybe.

[Coernel82]

It is not relevant to sort the users in the fancy graphical way as the other sorting options. I also thought of a modal!

Judging yes over maybe is a philosophic question. For many users and for the commercial doodle the maybe option means "yes, if no other option". For me thinking about the value of a "yes" and a "maybe" I have two states of mind: A "maybe" could be interpreted as a "yes" however a "maybe" also shows that the person might me complicated. So I guess your option of "yes" outranking "maybe" is the best solution!

[radoeka]

Just an idea: would it possible to extent the sort functionality (Ranked order/Date order) with:

• Ranked order (maybe counted as yes)
• Ranked order (maybe counted as no) (perhaps that's the current algorithm)?
• Other variations (if available)

Perhaps add a ranking in which yes counts for 2 points and maybe for 1 point?

It's then up to the organizer to use the sort option he/she likes the most.

[dartcafe]

@radoeka This is a total different story and belongs to its own issue. Feel free to add a new feature request, but it should have a good user story, which states a high value.

[wargreen]

I search for same thing. Maybe a little array with only the stats (yes/maybe/no), with sort option, displayed in a tab of sidebar ?

For poll with many answers, it could be a good summary for know what is the best choice. With long text choice and little screen, we need to scroll a lot in both kind of view of the full poll, and sort from head... Not very convenient.

[dartcafe]

You can use the ranked sort to sort the options by rank. Or did I get you wrong?

[wargreen]

Whooooo ! I didn't know that this switch is more than 2 choice switch (left/right choice). So it is very useful. But for big poll or with lot of text, a summary still needed. Maybe only an export as summary / sorted summary ?