It started as an irritation
Venues often buy their quiz from someone doing it on the side. That makes for good evenings, but also for weeks where the quiz is late, or where an answer is simply wrong and nobody can trace where it came from.
About
Why this exists.
Quizkit is made by one person in the Netherlands, with help from a computer that writes well and checks badly. Which is exactly why checking is the most important part of this business.
How the questions are made
A language model writes the first draft with sources attached. Then a program fetches each source page and checks whether the quoted sentence is really there. If it is not, the question is not published. Only after that does a person look at it.
Why we say so
Because it comes out anyway. A competitor who prints 'written by humans' on the box has a point for as long as nobody can check what is in the box. We would rather put the checking on the box.
What we do not do
No questions about last week's disasters, no trick questions, no rounds that are only fun for whoever wrote them. And no songs in a quiz whose rights are not sorted.
Want to help shape it?
Get on the list and tell us what should come first. The early venues decide that with us.
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