This is a scorecard app that I whipped up to use for our post-mortem reviews. The idea is to score a project so that you can quantify its adherence to standards. As you check the items in the scorecard, different levels of points are added into the total.
I built it in a way that is flexible, as the list is rendered from a JSON array. So if you have a different process, you can fork the project and replace the JSON with your own.
Some other possible uses can be as a grader for classroom labs, scoring technical interviews, or grading essays and thematic writing.
I'm curious how diligent the neighborhood citizens were in soliciting their local government to increase police presence. Did they write to the police chief? Attend council meetings? Voice their concerns to elected officials?
I believe people are inherently lazy. More often than not people will take the path of least resistance. What would happen if the volume of support for the crowd-funding were directed at the local government? It seems like people would rather "one-click checkout" (tm) than make the effort to fix their own government.
I built it in a way that is flexible, as the list is rendered from a JSON array. So if you have a different process, you can fork the project and replace the JSON with your own.
Some other possible uses can be as a grader for classroom labs, scoring technical interviews, or grading essays and thematic writing.