Hi! A few things to note:

• This copy runs without the server-side solver. As such you can use Set Parameters to change the solver's priorities or use the sliders to change a debate's importance, but the allocation loaded by Load Allocation is pre-generated and will not change.
• For the same reason, the representation metrics will always appear as zero, rather than updating as they would in a real installation.
• The dataset is randomly generated, not in any way related to Thessaloniki WUDC data. Therefore:
  • Everyone looks like they're on zero points, because the random generator doesn't simulate points.
  • Debate weights don't follow the system we used in Thessaloniki.
  • All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

To get to the drag-and-drop part, click Load Allocation.