Coding queue
The coding queue is the list of materials in the slice that have not been coded yet. Each material goes through one coder, and those in the double-coded sample go through two. When the queue is empty, the “Does” perspective is complete. It matters because a result from a half-coded slice would describe only part of what the brand publishes.
How it enters the measurement
Platform material · not part of the published instrument
A material stays in the queue until everyone who has to read it has done so. The second coder in the double-coded sample does not see the first one’s reading, so that the agreement between them is a real check.
An example
Platform material · not part of the published instrument
Of the slice’s 32 materials, 25 have been coded: the queue still holds 7, plus the double-coded materials waiting for their second reading.
Related terms
Platform material · not part of the published instrument
The method and the author
Platform material · not part of the published instrument
All the reference pages describe the same method: how ACM Framework measures a brand's coherence. The terms are explained in the glossary. The instrument is openly published, with DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22926708, by Dumitru Talmazan.