Yeah that seems fair. I gave feedback to Jacob at the time that his interpretation of the rules didn’t seem like the obvious one to me, and I think the ‘streak’ framing also meant that missing one week took you down to zero, which is super costly if it’s the primary success metric.
7⁄7 attendance and 6⁄7 success resulted in 5 stars. I think the idea was that high cost of missing out would utilise sunk cost to keep the activity going. I am not sur whether bending on rules made it closer to idela or would sticking by the lines and making a fail a full reset done better. Or even if the call between pass and fail was compromised by allowing “fail with reduced concequences”.
Yeah that seems fair. I gave feedback to Jacob at the time that his interpretation of the rules didn’t seem like the obvious one to me, and I think the ‘streak’ framing also meant that missing one week took you down to zero, which is super costly if it’s the primary success metric.
7⁄7 attendance and 6⁄7 success resulted in 5 stars. I think the idea was that high cost of missing out would utilise sunk cost to keep the activity going. I am not sur whether bending on rules made it closer to idela or would sticking by the lines and making a fail a full reset done better. Or even if the call between pass and fail was compromised by allowing “fail with reduced concequences”.