A good question needs a clear deadline, a resolution source, and enough uncertainty that reasonable people can disagree. Which of those is missing most often in markets you have seen?
What makes a prediction market question actually useful?
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💬 2A good question needs a clear deadline, a resolution source, and enough uncertainty that reasonable people can disagree. Which of those is missing most often in markets you have seen?
Clear rules are the feature, not the paperwork. I would add "who resolves this?" to the empty state.
I look for a named source and a deadline. Without both, I usually just read.