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What makes Voxit unique is that participants can add their own statements to the dialogue, which others can then respond to. This makes the tool very well suited for exploring a topic — for example, if you want to gather ideas or test assumptions. There are also good experiences using the tool on strongly polarized topics.
The larger the group, the more interesting the results become. We recommend a minimum of 10 participants. From 100 participants onward, the results generally become more interesting, since more statements are contributed by the participants themselves. That's when a real dialogue can develop among the participants.
Setting up a survey is simple. You come up with a question and statements, and then you can launch it. If you like, you can involve stakeholders at this stage, but it's not required. Most of the time goes into distributing the URL to your desired target audience. To help with this, we've developed a communication toolkit for inspiration.
Voxit is open source. There are no license costs associated with using it. However, you will need technical expertise to install and manage the software.
Participants add their own statements to the conversation. Other participants respond to these directly. Participants also see the results of the consultation immediately. The majority opinion is visible, as are the different opinion groups and what sets them apart.
Voxit is being built through a European partnership, bringing together organizations including Agora, Bertelsmann Stiftung, BetaBreak, Copernicani, COSS, CrownShy, East of Moon, fre(i)e software, Sitra, TiltShift, the Province of Zuid-Holland, Co-Intelligence Institute, RadicalxChange, and many engaged individuals. Together, we're building a public-private network of 'stewards' who jointly manage the tool.
Er is een grote internationale gemeenschap die zich bezig houdt met de doorontwikkeling van Polis. Hier kun je meer over lezen in het kanaal #polisnl op de Slack Workspace van codefor.nl.
Voxit is open source, which means anyone can view, copy, modify, or share the software. You can do this via GitLab or read the software documentation at ?