When you ask open questions, your members can give high-quality, thorough and personal answers with great details.
But open responses used to be hard to analyze - especially for larger communities. Text Analysis solves this problem! Thanks to recent advancements in AI, particularly LLMs (Large Language Models), Subo can now quickly summarize large amounts of text from open responses in no time.
With Text Analysis
you can now collect rich feedback from open questions and still get real-time results and analysis.
Open questions are great to get to know your community, know how people feel and why. You can create a survey with just one open question or include an open question inside a multi-question survey. Here are a few examples of simple but great open questions:
Fun ice-breakers for community engagement
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💡 Need inspiration? Use the /draft
command and let Subo create an open question for you. Example: /draft survey_objective:fun icrebreaker open question about movies max_questions:1
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Research questions
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💡 Need inspiration? Use the /draft
command and let Subo create an open question or a full questionnaire for you.
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Use /settings
to check that you have ✨Text Analysis
turned on, and that you have enough AI credits left:
Server Subscriptions
Text Analysis
, edit your Settings
button and select Yes
to the ‘Text Analysis’ option.You can turn ✨Text Analysis
on and off at any time. You might want to turn it off if you are using open questions to collect personal information in a form (eg. name, email address, etc)
Note: Subo works with OpenAI (of ChatGPT fame) for Text Analysis. Answers from the open questions will be sent to the OpenAI API. In their privacy policy, OpenAI states that they do not use the data to train or improve their models; that they retain the data for abuse and misuse monitoring purposes for a maximum of 30 days, after which it will be deleted (unless otherwise required by law). For more, read Subo's Privacy Policy: https://subo.ai/privacy *
Text Analysis
is on for your server, all reports will include a summary of your open-ended responses. Just request the survey results as usual and the summary will be included:
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