NeoValues

NeoValues vs 12 Axes

NeoValues is a separate political quiz. This page says what its own repository says about it, and how that differs from the test on this site. It is not NeoValues, it does not host those questions, and it will not show you a NeoValues result.

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What its own pages say

The repository neomediavalist/neovalues describes NeoValues as an original political ideology test. It says the test uses a decision tree, so the result depends on the combination of answers rather than on one score per axis. The public instruction page says you are shown a series of questions and click the button that matches your opinion.

That is as far as this site will go. The project also publishes a values page and an ideologies page, and its changelog shows both lists changing between versions. Question counts, weights, and the current ideology list belong on those pages. This site has not re-scored the quiz and does not copy a number the instructions do not state.

The name is often searched next to 8values. 8values is a different, older quiz: four axes, statements you agree or disagree with, published as open source. This site hosts an independent copy of that one. The NeoValues repository calls its own test original. This page does not describe it as an 8values fork, and it does not claim the two share a formula. Other websites also use the name NeoValues. This page is about the repository above, not about those sites.

A decision-tree quiz beside agree-or-disagree tests

Same kind of search, different questions on the screen. Only the last row is this website. Where a project's page does not state a figure, the cell does not invent one.

Quiz	How you answer	What comes back	Where it lives
NeoValues	Click the opinion that matches, on a decision tree, as its repository describes	The result that project shows. This site does not restate it.	neomediavalist.github.io/neovalues
8values	Agree or disagree, including a neutral	Four percentages and a closest ideology	Open source, and also on this site
Political Compass	Agree or disagree	One dot on two axes	politicalcompass.org
12 Axes test	Agree or disagree on seven steps, including a neutral	Twelve scores, a compass position, closest ideology, country and figure	This website

NeoValues, 8values and the Political Compass are independent of this site. The description of NeoValues follows its public repository and instruction page, and nothing further.

How this quiz differs from NeoValues

Here you do not walk a decision tree. You rate one statement at a time, from strongly agree to strongly disagree, with a neutral step, on a seven-step scale. The standard length is 60 statements. There is a short version of 36 and a full version of 288.

The scores are twelve percentages. Trade, immigration, religion, the military and technology can move separately. Economy and Power still become a compass position. Four of the scores are compared with 38 ideologies from the open-source 12axes project. You see the next names when the closest one is a poor fit.

The arithmetic is published, and there is no account. If you wanted the decision-tree quiz, use the project that writes it. If you wanted a percentage on each axis, stay on this site. Taking one does not require you to skip the other.

Which one to open

NeoValues: You want the decision-tree test that repository describes, and the values and ideologies it publishes on its own site.
Compass: You want a single dot and you do not need a breakdown. That quiz is a different site, with two axes.
8values: You want the classic four values. You can take that test on this site, in the original wording, or on the original project.
12 Axes: You want twelve separate scores and the compass position that two of them already imply. The standard length is about nine minutes.

Looking for the project that publishes it

The quiz described above is published at neomediavalist.github.io/neovalues, with the source in the neomediavalist/neovalues repository. This site does not host those questions, does not show that result, and is not affiliated with that project. Other sites that reuse the name NeoValues are not this page either.

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Questions about NeoValues

Is this NeoValues?

No. That quiz is the project at neomediavalist.github.io/neovalues. This page is a comparison written by 12 Axes Test. We are not affiliated with it, and we do not host its questions.

Is NeoValues the same as 8values?

Its repository calls it an original test with a decision tree. 8values is a separate four-axis quiz that asks you to agree or disagree. The names look related. The methods, as each project describes them, are not the same, and this site does not claim a lineage the NeoValues repository does not claim.

Why do other sites use the name NeoValues?

Other pages use the same name, including quizzes placed next to an 8values-style test. This page is only about the repository named above. We do not repeat scientific or academic claims made on those other sites, and we have not checked their questions.

Will a NeoValues result match a 12 Axes result?

They should not be expected to. A decision tree and twelve agree-or-disagree scores are different tasks. A difference in the label is not a mistake in either quiz.

Can I take both?

Yes. They are separate quizzes. Start with the one that matches the question you have. Neither one tells you how to vote.

Twelve lines. Draw yours.