Feedback
Collect notes and keep context tied to the right version.
Feedback is most useful when it confirms a decision instead of reopening it.
Notes stay attached
Feedback is tied to a specific track and variation so it stays useful later.
Likes versus notes
Likes give a quick signal. Notes explain why a choice should (or shouldn’t) win.
A simple workflow
- Read notes first (they contain the “why”).
- Use likes as a secondary signal.
- Confirm the winner (or change it deliberately).
- Archive obvious non-winners to reduce noise.
Avoid re-deciding
Use feedback to confirm the winner or refine a shortlist—not to restart from scratch.
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