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What is the grand total of negative ratings given out and what percentage of those are just TJ Church and Holden?
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Maybe a longer probationary as in the amount of time your account has been active? That way it applies to lurkers as well as posters.@Hulk Hogan Most of our friendly lurkers like to rate without posting. It's not fair to them.
Is white knighting really a problem here, though?If there's an A-Log rating, then I think there should also be a white knight rating.
Is white knighting really a problem here, though?
Is white knighting really a problem here, though?
That's not a terrible idea. I could make it a 3-day thing like we have with off-topic. People may be confused why they can't vote, though. I may leave a message there.Maybe a longer probationary as in the amount of time your account has been active? That way it applies to lurkers as well as posters.
Maybe. I'm thinking that "Optimistic" is usually what people rate White Knighting.If there's an A-Log rating, then I think there should also be a white knight rating.
It's a more tactile feedback system. It encourages group-think in some ways, but it also tells new posters what sort of posts are frowned upon.Is the ratings system designed to solve problems?
P-Logic is probably the only person who genuinely does not give a shit about ratings in any way. I think this is the first time he's even publicly acknowledged the system exists.Are you paying attention to who suggested a white knight rating?
I'm thinking of changing the way ratings work.
Lets say you have a post. You get 100 winners, 5 autistics. Your grand total will reflect 1 winner rating, 0 autistic ratings. I'm also considering making it have a threshold, like 5, so if you get 3 ratings in total you get 0 points.
This stems from a things:
1) Stray shitty ratings on high-visibility good posts.
2) To reduce the impact of revenge-rating.
3) Single high-visibility bad posts accumulating dozens of negative ratings on an otherwise good poster's record.
4) People piling on off-topic ratings on a person who doesn't really need that many negative votes.
Discuss.
Would this be newly implemented starting now? Or would it go through all our posts and adjust?I'm thinking of changing the way ratings work.
Lets say you have a post. You get 100 winners, 5 autistics. Your grand total will reflect 1 winner rating, 0 autistic ratings. I'm also considering making it have a threshold, like 5, so if you get 3 ratings in total you get 0 points.
This stems from a things:
1) Stray shitty ratings on high-visibility good posts.
2) To reduce the impact of revenge-rating.
3) Single high-visibility bad posts accumulating dozens of negative ratings on an otherwise good poster's record.
4) People piling on off-topic ratings on a person who doesn't really need that many negative votes.
Discuss.
If I took the time to do this it would have to work retroactively.Would this be newly implemented starting now? Or would it go through all our posts and adjust?
If I took the time to do this it would have to work retroactively.
Yes.It seems like an awful lot of work for very little, are ratings really bothering folks so much?
Is there a way to set a cap for off topic ratings on a post maybe? Like 3-5?Yes.
However, I feel that new people or casual posters are often too frequently discouraged from posting because they get shit on by ratings. I also think it's really bullshit that someone can make one off-topic post and get 50 negative ratings because people dogpile that shit.
I think anyone who's that bothered by their ratings takes the internet too seriously and should go back to Tumblr.Yes.
However, I feel that new people or casual posters are often too frequently discouraged from posting because they get shit on by ratings. I also think it's really bullshit that someone can make one off-topic post and get 50 negative ratings because people dogpile that shit.