Felelsöket

Felelsöket is a term used in some puzzle design and interactive Q&A contexts to denote an organized repository of potential responses generated in reaction to a prompt. It functions as a working collection that helps participants evaluate coverage, credibility, and relevance, and it can guide the selection of the most suitable answer under given constraints such as accuracy, completeness, and originality.

In practice, a felelsöket may include multiple categories of entries, such as factual answers with supporting sources, interpretive analyses, creative solutions, and near-misses or common errors. Each entry can carry metadata like justification, a confidence estimate, and notes about uncertainties or gaps in information. The structure can be a simple list or a more formal schema with fields for answer text, rationale, and provenance.

Origin and usage of the term are informal and not standardized. Felelsöket is not widely documented in formal scholarship and tends to appear mainly in niche online communities, informal competitions, or collaborative learning environments. Some discussions point to possible linguistic roots related to the Hungarian verb felelni, “to answer,” but such etymology is not authoritative and is often considered speculative.

Relation to broader concepts includes its resemblance to answer sets, scoring rubrics, or candidate solution inventories used in education technology and game design. As a working practice, felelsöket emphasizes transparent justification and structured comparison of alternative responses to improve evaluation, feedback, and iterative refinement.