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How are "experts" classified? People misread studies all the time so trusting users to classify if a study supports or contradicts another study gives me even less faith than the text analysis method. Also as a suggestion, have the "Example Report" link to a random report or several different studies.
The presentation of this is really clean and it seems like an amazingly useful tool - as long as classifications remain accurate (even just the "mentioning" metric is extremely useful!)
I'm looking forward to opportunities to use the site more, this is totally something I am willing to get behind and support. Not sure how I feel about the indemnity clause, however unlikely it is to ever come up. Not even sure if it would be upheld by courts but I dislike how common it is to see nowadays.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 14.6 ms ] threadHow are "experts" classified? People misread studies all the time so trusting users to classify if a study supports or contradicts another study gives me even less faith than the text analysis method. Also as a suggestion, have the "Example Report" link to a random report or several different studies.
The presentation of this is really clean and it seems like an amazingly useful tool - as long as classifications remain accurate (even just the "mentioning" metric is extremely useful!)
I'm looking forward to opportunities to use the site more, this is totally something I am willing to get behind and support. Not sure how I feel about the indemnity clause, however unlikely it is to ever come up. Not even sure if it would be upheld by courts but I dislike how common it is to see nowadays.