most agree is num_identification_agreements > num_identification_disagreements
some agree is num_identification_agreements > 0
most_disagree is num_identification_agreements < num_identification_disagreements
However, the number of agreements and disagreements is set by some rather old code and can be a little inconsistent.
Search by number of IDs was requested in the Explore brainstorm. Though you could probably add a request specifically for number of IDs not including the observer’s.
The short answer is that there isn’t an easy and reliable way to do this currently. I think if you wanted to be thorough, you would download the data from all the user’s needs_id observations and write a script of some sort to check each one for an ID made by someone other than the user.
I think the next best thing, which is a bit unreliable because the ID count isn’t always correct, is to bring up needs_id observations in Identify, and look for the ID count icon. If the user identified their own observations to start, then cards with a shield should be observations that other users have also added IDs to.
