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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/20/26 12:01 AM
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Here's another question for Danny...which button gets clicked the most? Is there a noticable bias toward the left side or the right side?
I would bet that the most selected button is "same". Every time I press that, it seems as if a majority agrees...
In restaurant menu design, they say the eye travels first to the top right of a bi-fold menu. The items that restauranteurs want to push the most are often placed in that position. I wonder if the same sort of common tendencies apply to the judging. Is there an advantage to being on the left side?
Probably doesn't matter since songs are placed in different sides...but I wonder.
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