Platforms for putting collective intelligence into motion and arrive at decisions much faster never seem to grow old. Well, that is what one has to end up thinking after sitting through Tumbie, a site that lets users ask others for help in order to make up their minds. It is a useful service in its own right, but there are so many sites that do something similar that it all feels a little reiterative at the end of the day.
Just in case you have never seen a site like this one before, what you are enabled to do here is to pose a question or dilemma for other people to opine and vote on the best course of action. In the case of Tumbie, people are not only allowed to cast a positive or negative vote but also to give an explanation (using their own words) why they voted like they did.
The site can obviously be used for free. Accounts come at no cost, and once you have got yours (the registration is over in a breeze) then you can begin asking questions and casting your vote on as many of the ones that have already been posted as you fancy.
Tumbie.com In Their Own Words
Tumbie helps you make decisions.
Why Tumbie.com It Might Be A Killer
The site is free to use, and the interface is not bad at all.
Some Questions About Tumbie.com
How successful can this become in light of all the many similar services already available? 
