Every organization instructs the supervisors to evaluate personnel using a uniform criteria and format. That is required to ensure that each employee is given the same opportunities. Incorporating that standard into an interactive computer program is probably a great idea and could be a significant time saver. It doesn't matter if the copy is electronic or paper. It seems that there are several topics that involve computers and computer users that are sure to start heated discussions.
Censorship is one.
But, without question, the most universal topic that will get computer users talking is Microsoft. Some people think the government should break up Microsoft because it is already controlling the universe. Others claim the federal government should not interfere in the market. The latter group believe that Microsoft is successful because it provides software that people want to buy, nothing more. I don't want to take sides.