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File Rating System
Posted by Magnus on 14 March 2004, 18:25 GMT
The first part of our shiny new file rating system has been finished. This is the part that will collect the rating of the community, and store it in our database. We do not yet create any reports based on the ratings information, but will eventually. As usual, you can only rate each file once.
So, please go ahead and rate a lot of files. That way the initial rankings will contain valid data once they go up. To rate a file, bring up its file information page, and select your vote.
Update (Joey): We didn't forget about Pi Day, but no one around here could come up with enough material for an article. I guess you could go read mine from last year, or even better, Andy's article from four years ago. Happy Pi Day.
Update (Magnus): The forms now show which end of the scale means good and which means bad.
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Re: File Rating System
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yahoolian 
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One major problem: people don't know if 1 is the best or 10 is the best. Maybe the two extremes should be labeled?
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14 March 2004, 18:51 GMT
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Re: File Rating System
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ti_is_good_++
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Anyway, off to go through the archives giving everything 10/10 that I've downloaded that hasn't destroyed my calc.
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14 March 2004, 18:53 GMT
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Confusion over system!
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Technoman
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Is it me or do they need labels on the rating system. Is 10 the highest or is a program "number 1"? I don't understand what to select.
They need to put like "Lowest" next to the 1 and "Highest" next to the 10 if that is the case. That would be very helpful.
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14 March 2004, 21:19 GMT
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