> The app will encourage you to invite friends to form teams. The teams will drive leaderboards, gamification and hopefully some virality.
I wouldn’t want yet another app trying to manipulate my behaviour[1], even if for an ostensibly good reason[2]. I’m unsure if competing around “which team does the most good” is a healthy way to solve the problem.
But I applaud your cause and might reference the app’s existence to some people on that basis. Whether I’d do that or not would depend on the implementation.
No, because of the gamification angle:
> The app will encourage you to invite friends to form teams. The teams will drive leaderboards, gamification and hopefully some virality.
I wouldn’t want yet another app trying to manipulate my behaviour[1], even if for an ostensibly good reason[2]. I’m unsure if competing around “which team does the most good” is a healthy way to solve the problem.
But I applaud your cause and might reference the app’s existence to some people on that basis. Whether I’d do that or not would depend on the implementation.
[1]: Though I appreciate your honesty.
[2]: What happens if incentives shift?