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# PolyComm - A Poly-Friendly Kinky Conversation Starter
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## Inspiration
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The inspiration for our project comes from previous experiences with couples sex quizzes.
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The basic idea is to create a giant menu of options, have each person in the relationship do a self-inventory of the
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items and then we generate a report of overlapping or compatible answers as a conversation starter.
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## Goals
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We want to create a sex positive, poly, queer and gender-neutral tool for the same kinds of conversation starters.
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The goal is not to shame anybody for anything and to foster good conversations.
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## Project Guidelines
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Generative AI is used here to generate documentation, manage the project housekeeping and project layyout.
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It is not going to be used to generate code. We're accepting help from the computers for what they're good at and help from the humans for what they're good at.
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## Overview
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We will let users set up and name their relationship, invite as many other users to it as they see fit.
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Users in that relationship will all be given access to the same quiz and matches therein will be communicated back to them.
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## Relationship Management
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We will provide a user-friendly interface for managing relationships, including adding and removing users, setting relationship names, and managing access to quizzes.
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## Interface
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An interface will be provided for users to interact with the relationships of which they are a part.
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Adding questions/topics will be a first-class feature; we don't intend to provide an exhaustive list of every possible thing or nomenclature up front.
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If you are into something we didn't already think to include, that's going to be supported.
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