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Decide the weekend

Add plans that fit the hours you actually have. Include the boring constraint in the title, such as “Saturday, home by 4.”

How will you use this list?

Put the time limit in the title so the ranking answers the right question.

Try 4–8 options to keep voting quick. Maximum 16.

Keep personal information out of shared lists. Group options can’t be edited after creation because everyone needs to rank the same list.

The deadline uses your local time. Voting closes then, even if some people haven’t voted. Reaching the expected number doesn’t close it.

A weekend with an ending

A useful starting point

“Sunday afternoon, one activity, home for dinner.” A walk, a film, a board game, or a short disc golf loop are examples. Swap in what your household can actually do.

Put the hours in the title

“Saturday, back by 4” is a decision. “The weekend” is not. People rank differently when they know when it stops.

One plan can be “do nothing on purpose”

Rest is an option if you write it down. Otherwise it loses to every plan that sounds more interesting at 9 a.m.

Do not stack eight winners

Rank one block of time. If the morning and the evening are different decisions, make two short lists rather than one list that tries to be a schedule.

Leave room for a no

Someone may need the day for something that is not fun. An unworkable flag is how that shows up without a speech.

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