Listing “5” for an email address, and then "4" for DNS and "6" for a gender much later in the article is perfectly emblematic of all the nonsensical decisions therein.
[1]: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/349797/u...
Here are some thoughts on the execution.
1. Optimize the core UX loop for mobile so it can be used on popular smartphones without scrolling. Maybe put the actual voting on a single page that fits entirely on the screen. 2. Allow dissenters to vote “What’s wrong with you, I actually love this tool”, which I would have clicked for Claude Code. 3. Group tools by category so I can hate on corporate productivity tools much quicker. You could even adapt categories once the user skips pairs a few times so those blessed souls who do not have to use productivity tools are not shown them to vote as often.
I wonder if there is an ability to do a rolling mode? Somehow get one that you know, then skip skip skip until you see a second you know and then pick the worst. That one sticks around moving forward and repeat.
Similarly, Azure DevOps is less hated than Jira, likely because most people haven't been cursed by the former.
> Junior engineer, Senior Invoice
The taglines are killing me
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I gave up clicking skip this pair faster than OP, so perhaps you have some of these.