17-09-2023, 06:06 PM
(17-09-2023, 04:05 PM)asteckley wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.When there is only a single proposal, then the Consensus score takes on the same value as the Proposal ID Score of that proposal. In this case, unless there is at least one vote in disagreement with that proposal, then the score jumps to a full 100%. Now if a million people agree with the only proposal on the table and no one disagrees, it does seem okay to say that the consensus is essentially "100%". But what if there are only a few people expressing any opinion on the matter and they all agree? Or what if there is only a single person making any proposal at all and no one disagrees with it? Do we call that a 100% consensus? Arguably not.You may include the total number of proposals along with the % of Consensus score. Similar to rate something along with the total number of people who rated it.