Which mythological feedback practice is accurately reflected in modern product development?

In mythology and folklore, ancient cultures often spread stories through powerful oral traditions and symbols - essentially creating the world's first brand experiences! This trivia question explores how modern product feedback techniques parallel ancient mythological practices of gathering wisdom and insights from communities. Test your knowledge about how ancient cultures collected and responded to their version of 'customer feedback' through folklore traditions.

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Ancient Greek oracles at Delphi collected visitor questions in writing, categorized them, and provided responses based on frequency - the first documented feedback analysis system
Norse skalds incorporated audience reactions into evolving sagas, modifying characters and plots based on community response - an early form of iterative product development
Egyptian priests maintained 'temple satisfaction scrolls' where visitors recorded ratings of their oracle experiences on papyrus - the first customer satisfaction surveys
Celtic druids used 'wisdom stones' where community members placed colored pebbles to vote on tribal decisions - the original A/B testing methodology