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QANTA Questions

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Aadilyalcin
Last edited Jan 10, 2016
Created on Jan 10, 2016

This visualization presents a browsable list of QANTA questions, sourced from a Google Spreadsheet. Each question is displayed with its full text, organized by keyword category on the left panel, and paired with its answer on the right. The middle panel shows a linear, percentile-scaled interval of question length in characters. Built with the KSHF browser, it uses D3.js-style summaries and a custom `readyCb` to enable authoring and sorting, with the record list view supporting text search and detail zooming.

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