Community & Clubs · Prioritize
Rank competing proposals — anonymous scores, one agreed order
Six proposals, one budget line, and a committee where everyone knows everyone. Each member scores every proposal 0–100 privately with the Score method — a proposal's score doesn't depend on the others — and the scores reveal together when the round closes. The order that comes out is the group's honest view, and individual scores stay private.
proposal ranking for a committee · score submissions anonymously · vote on competing proposals
How it works
- Score — Give each option a 0–100 score, independently.
- Sealed ballots — results are revealed when the round ends.
- Collects opinions — no required outcome.
- Anonymous — Nobody can see who voted what — before or after.
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