12 Axes on Vercel

12 axes vercel is a different website

People who search 12 axes vercel, or 12axes vercel, are usually trying to open 12axes.vercel.app. This page is not that site. It is 12 Axes Test at 12axestest.dev, an independent quiz published as the Li-Evan project. The two sites are not affiliated, and this page does not speak for the other one.

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Same kind of name, two publishers

Vercel is a hosting company. Many sites are served through it, including this one. Sharing that host does not make two publishers into one. The address people are usually hunting is 12axes.vercel.app. The address of this site is 12axestest.dev. If the host name in the search bar is the thing you came to check, check it. They are not the same hostname.

The public page at 12axes.vercel.app describes its own quiz. It says you answer statements and receive a profile on twelve axes, plus a closest ideology, country, and political figure. It describes three lengths: 36 questions, 60, and 240. An example on that page uses a living office-holder. This site has not audited that quiz's questions, weights, or catalog, and it does not repeat the page's claims about precision. Those claims stay on that page.

This site starts from the open-source 12axes question bank published by politicaltests under the MIT licence, with typing errors corrected. You can take 36, 60, or 288 statements. Four of the twelve scores are compared with 38 reference ideologies from that project. Countries and historical figures are this site's own editorial estimates, and only people who have died are scored. The method is published. There is no account. None of that makes this site the app at the other address.

12axes.vercel.app beside 12axestest.dev

The search is about which site you have opened. Only the last row is this website. Lengths in the other rows are what those pages themselves state.

Site	Address	What it says about length	What this page will not do
The Vercel app people search	12axes.vercel.app	36, 60, and 240 questions, on its own page	Pretend to be it, or copy its catalog scores
Open-source 12axes bank	politicaltests on GitHub	The statements this site starts from	Turn the bank into a claim that we are the other site
Political Compass	politicalcompass.org	Its own questionnaire, two axes	Treat a compass dot as this quiz
12 Axes Test	12axestest.dev	36, 60, or 288 statements	Score a living person, or speak for 12axes.vercel.app

12axes.vercel.app and politicalcompass.org are independent of this site. The lengths above for the Vercel app are taken from its public page and nothing further. This site has not compared the questions one by one.

What is different once you are here

The hostname is 12axestest.dev. The project is the Li-Evan one. It is not affiliated with 12axes.vercel.app, with politicaltests.github.io, or with any other 12 Axes website. A Vercel deployment badge, or the word Vercel in a URL, is not a publisher.

The long version here is 288 statements, not the 240 that the other page describes. The short and standard lengths, 36 and 60, happen to use the same counts. Same counts are not the same questionnaire. Ideology matches use 38 positions. The figure list leaves out anyone still living, so a result here will not name a sitting leader.

If you wanted the other site, use the link after this comparison. If you wanted the twelve-axis quiz on this site, the button at the top starts it. The plain search 12axes test is the quiz, and the home page answers it. This page only separates the host names.

Which address you meant

vercel.app: You want the site whose address is 12axes.vercel.app. Use that site. This page is a signpost, not a copy.
This site: You want 12axestest.dev. Start the test here. The result is twelve scores, a compass position, and the closest of 38 ideologies.
The bank: You want the MIT question text. That lives in the politicaltests repository. This site is one independent use of it, with typos corrected.
A dot: You want the two-axis compass from politicalcompass.org. That is a third site. A result here includes a compass picture made from two of the twelve scores.

If you wanted the other address

The site at 12axes.vercel.app publishes its own quiz and its own catalog. This page does not host that quiz, does not copy its scores, and is not affiliated with it. Open that address if that is the site you searched for.

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Questions about 12 axes vercel

Is this 12axes.vercel.app?

No. That is a different website. This is 12axestest.dev, the Li-Evan project. We are not affiliated with 12axes.vercel.app.

Is 12 axes vercel the same search as 12axes vercel?

Yes. They are two spellings of the same hunt for the vercel.app address. This one page covers both. There is no second page.

Does hosting on Vercel make this the official app?

No. This site is served through Vercel, like many other sites. Its public address is 12axestest.dev. A shared host is not a shared publisher.

Is the 12axes test the same question?

12axes test is the quiz. The home page of this site answers that search. This page only untangles the host name. The questions here come from the open-source bank. We have not certified that the other site uses the same ones.

Will the two results match?

Do not expect them to. They are separate sites, and this site has not audited the other questionnaire. A different label is not a mistake in either quiz. Neither result tells you how to vote.

Twelve lines. Draw yours.