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As a user I can see the risk and benefit to sharing my demografic info

As a logged in user I can provide information about my gender, race, age, religion, political affiliation. I can change this info at any time. I can select all of this info from a predertmined set of options.

Link: floodwatch.me/profile

I can reset my password

As any user I can vote up a visual of demo comparisons I find interesting

Section: Gallery landing
link: floodwatch.me/gallery

The code: https://github.com/O-C-R/floodwatch/blob/develop/floodwatch/src/js/components/ProfileOptions.js#L115-L119

This is bad because it means we hit the twofishes endpoint anytime a person checks a box, even if it's not related to location. Not a site-breaking bug, but it should be fixed.

As any user I can access information about how to delete my account, how and why floodwatch stores my ads and my data, floodwatch's security audit, contact info for anyone who wants access to the data

Link: floodwatch.me/faq

As any user I can view a new search for the same demographic comparison shown in the snapshot that represents today's results

As a logged in user I can access my dashboard

floodwatch.me

• Gallery detail view: As any user I can access a snapshot of a particular comparison and a permalink to it.
• Share buttons: As any user I can click on a link to share the comparison to Twitter, Facebook and Email via a mailto:link. As a logged in user, I can share my comparison to the gallery page ("amplify"). If I share a comparison I will have access to a permalink and a success message.
• Gallery link: As any user I can go back to the gallery landing page
• Today button: As any user I can view a new search for the same demographic comparison shown in the snapshot that represents today's results

Link:floodwatch.me/gallery/{ID}

Privacy Policy As any user I can access the privacy policy

Link: floodwatch.me/privacy

As a developer I can add pages to the site and deploy the app

Link: floodwatch.me

• As any user I can view all the images of demographic comparisons marked interesting
• As any user I can sort all the images of demographic comparisons marked interesting and sort them by popularity over all time. I can sort them by date added.
• As any user I can vote up a visual of demo comparisons I find interesting
• As any user I can click and go to an individual comparison between 2 demographic groups to learn more.

As a logged in user who has not provided demographic data, if I try to mark a comparison as interesting I will be prompted and required to provide demographic info. If i give demographic info I will see a success message.

Seems to be initialized to 0

As a logged in user the floodwatch extension records my ads

link: chrome-extension://npbpagdaniadalljcpmhpfmgkanalhap/history.html

As a logged in user I can see a short sentence comparing the left and right columns

• Extension: As a logged in user the floodwatch extension records my ads
• Extension login: As a person signed up for floodwatch I can associate my extension with my account
• Extension settings:As a person signed into my extension I can change settings

As any user I can access a snapshot of a particular comparison and a permalink to it.

As any user I can click on a link to share the comparison to Twitter, Facebook and Email via a mailto:link. As a logged in user, I can share my comparison to the gallery page ("amplify"). If I share a comparison I will have access to a permalink and a success message.

Once user gave is age or location, he can't delete them.

As a non-logged in user I can go to the gallery, go the page to sign up for an account, as any user I can read about the project, I can learn about what I will get from participating, I can learn about how my data will be used

As a logged in user I can access a visualization of ads served to me over time

Link:floodwatch.me/history

As a logged in user I can see which ads are served to me proportionally, likely in a stacked bar chart. I can see what ads are shown to all floodwatch users by default.

Add YOU to ad filter endpoint

As a logged in user I can filter categories based on the demographic data I've provided, I cannot make a comparison using any demographic filter I haven't filled in. I can change the comparison to compare myself to other demographics including age and race groups. I can select and compare two different demographics.

• Create account: As a non-logged-in user I can create an account with an email address and password. I can get information about why my email address is required and how it will be used. I can choose to provide additional demographic info such as race, gender, age, location, political affiliation

• Login screen: As a non-logged in user I can log in to access my dashboard.

Link:floodwatch.me/signup

Logical not filters are missing the ‘not’ in the label. ie. if I select NOT white in a filter, the label still shows as White Floodwatch Users.

This also applies to the summary sentence.

• Homepage landing: As a non-logged in user I can go to the gallery, go the page to sign up for an account, as any user I can read about the project, I can learn about what I will get from participating, I can learn about how my data will be used
• Homepage dashboard button: As a logged in user I can access my dashboard

Link: floodwatch.me

As a non-logged in user I can log in to access my dashboard.

• add pop up window into old extension

• send press release

• write medium post

• fix about page on floodwatch.me

• go through old database and find the folks who signed up for the mailing list

Right now we're running d3 v3.5.17. We're a version behind, and so may want to update, but doing so means rewriting a large chunk of the Chart code, which is less straightforward than I'd like.

As a person signed up for floodwatch I can associate my extension with my account

Link: chrome-extension://npbpagdaniadalljcpmhpfmgkanalhap/history.html

As a person signed into my extension I can change settings

Link: chrome-extension://npbpagdaniadalljcpmhpfmgkanalhap/history.html

As any user I can view all the images of demographic comparisons marked interesting.

Needs design - @friej715 can you plz kick this to dev once design is done?

link: floodwatch.me/gallery
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The chart only updates when you click the colored part of it, not the text of a category.

As any user I can go back to the findings landing page

As any user I can sort all the images of demographic comparisons marked interesting and sort them by popularity over all time. I can sort them by date added.

Section: Gallery landing
link: floodwatch.me/gallery

• Dashboard: As a logged in user I can see which ads are served to me proportionally, likely in a stacked bar chart. I can see what ads are shown to all floodwatch users by default.
• Filter: As a logged in user I can filter categories based on the demographic data I've provided, I cannot make a comparison using any demographic filter I haven't filled in. I can change the comparison to compare myself to other demographics including age and race groups. I can select and compare two different demographics.
• Demographic prompt - edge case: As a logged in user who has not provided demographic data, if I try to mark a comparison as interesting I will be prompted and required to provide demographic info. If i give demographic info I will see a success message.
• Dashboard: As a logged in user I can see a short sentence comapring the left and right columns
• Tile mode: As a logged in user I can see screenshots of ads served to me or any selected demographic and screenshots of ads served to the selected demograpic I am comparing myself to. I may also be able to sort these ads over time.

Build highly available infrastructure - infra that handles more than one failure

The code is in here already, we just turned it off for the alpha. At some point before our big launch--and before we can finish this paper--we need to switch it back on, and make sure it works for location as well.

change FAQ

On homepage, see: https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/inline_installation

As a non-logged-in user I can create an account with an email address and password. I can get information about why my email address is required and how it will be used. I can choose to provide additional demographic info such as race, gender, age, location, political affiliation

As any user I can click and go to an individual comparison between 2 demographic groups to learn more.

Section: Gallery landing
link: floodwatch.me/gallery

categories should be the same in both stacks

As a logged in user I can see screenshots of ads served to me or any selected demographic and screenshots of ads served to the selected demograpic I am comparing myself to. I may also be able to sort these ads over time.

Update about page with disclaimer about unknown ads, classification

address v1 vs v2