Personas

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Twenty-four people
are reading it.

Sampled district by district, then language, then age — and taking their seats now.

0 of 24 seated |
0 estonian 0 russian

Waiting for the run to start.

X openness Y agreeableness Z worry
the box is the full range each can take

Watch whether they gather in the middle. A panel that agrees with itself before it has read a word has less to tell you than its seat count suggests.

The panel, reading it

Reacting to a post from Tallinn panel

One point per seat, placed by that seat's own openness, agreeableness and worry inside the whole range each of those can take.

At a glance

0 personas polled
would post publicly
backlash-risk zone

Which reactions emerged while reading

Where attention went

The words personas singled out most, sized purely by how often they were noticed.

Acceptability heatmap

Sentence and half-sentence segments, colored by how the personas who reacted to that piece felt about it — green runs calmer, red runs harsher.

What they'd say publicly

Not everyone who reacts posts about it. Whether someone crosses that line depends on how strongly they feel and who they are.

Actually posted

Never posted

Where reactions landed

Calm doesn't mean safe — it can mean nobody noticed. Each point is one persona, placed by how strongly they reacted (calm to anxious) and which way that reaction leaned (negative to positive). The quiet zone at the bottom isn't automatically a win.