Community quizzes¶
Creators build the quizzes we have no capacity to build.
Contents¶
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| Authoring flow | Create, test, submit, publish - and the draft/review/public states |
| Creator exports | Creators export their own quiz's data |
| Discovery | Where community quizzes surface |
| Moderation | The approval gate before sharing |
| Quality score | Ranking by usage, completion, rating |
| Quiz rating | The post-quiz rating prompt |
Context¶
Our own operational capacity caps how many quizzes we can write, and how often we can come out with a new idea. Community quizzes lift that cap: creators bring the ideas and build them here.
Instead of standing up their own platform, inventing a scoring algorithm and earning reach from zero, a creator gets our audience, the editor and configurable result modules. They design the quiz end to end - questions, answers, weights, orientations, result screen. The 2023 editor already proved the demand, with no promotion at all.
Three things make it work:
- Moderation - The author can always take their own quiz; sharing it needs our approval.
- Quality score - Usage, completion rate and ratings decide what actually gets shown.
- LLM authoring - An agent on the creator's own account does the hard configuration work, at no inference cost to us.