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If I label a 5 star rating with a 1, then I am doing worse than labeling the same 5 star rating with a 4. However, simply tracking a binary correct/incorrect labeling fails to capture this. Please report something like mean squared error or mean absolute error instead.

Currently once you've clicked on the stars to submit your guess it pops up whether or not your guess was correct and has a Continue button. However when you hover over the stars it still highlights them the way it did before. This makes it confusing and suggests that clicking on the stars again might be another valid option.

Looks like if your browser autocompletes to ":3000/end.html", it sends some kind of request, because /finalize is hit if I start typing this in, even if I don't actually go there. This clears out the user's entry from USER_DICT prematurely, since the browser will not have cleared the cookie (because it did not go to the webpage and download/execute the Javascript). This should only be a problem if the user starts typing in a url, but you never know what users will do...

Whenever a user first hits the "Ready" button, their uuid is created, the cookie is set, and the document is given to the user. If the server goes down before they rate their first document, the state is not saved, and so when the user tries to reload the page they will be sent directly to the end page (because they have no old document saved).

When hovering over the stars the cursor should change to be a pointer, rather than staying as the default cursor. This would help make the affordance more clear.