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Critic or crowd: what steers what you pick?
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Just start or look it up, crowd or critics, own verdict or compare notes: how much reviews steer you, scored. Real scores from 0 to 100 on each dimension, not a box, and the puck notices how you answer, not only what.
Your review habits
Where you lean right now, as numbers. Each bar runs from one pole to the other.
How you answered
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Is this scientific?
No. It's a taste read built on a few well-studied preference patterns, for fun. Your scores describe how you use reviews right now.
Is trusting critics better than trusting the crowd?
No. A critic has seen more of everything and can spot craft; a big audience is a good read on whether something is a good time. Most people use each for different things.
What does the hesitation line mean?
The puck notices how you answer, not only what. Where you paused or went back and forth, your habit probably depends on what you're choosing. Where you answered fast, you know your mind.