Simple curiosity question only: about the forum
I am always curious about how things work, and also why.
( I know: curiosity killed the cat ) 😀Â
But this post is just a simple question about HOW.
How are the member ratings determined? Number of responses? Quality of responses?
Note to moderator(s)/admin(s): If you answer this, please close the topic so it doesn't go on forever.
Best Answer by vintagepc:
Pretty sure it's just a fancy post count.Â
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RE: Simple curiosity question only: about the forum
Pretty sure it's just a fancy post count.Â
RE: Simple curiosity question only: about the forum
Is there any confirmation on this conjecture? I'm also curious as to what goes into these ratings. I have searched through the forums and this is the only relevant post that came up. I would hate to think that a bunch of relatively unhelpful posts, are being made just to inflate the count and get a higher rating. But whether any posts are helpful or not is a subjective judgement (on whose part?), so assigning ratings could get to be a dicey prospect. Maybe an anonymous Like/Dislike tally could be kept to "reward" the truly worthy posts/posters, but without some guidance from "above", they are pretty much meaningless.
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RE: Simple curiosity question only: about the forum
I'm very sure I got the fourth star right after my 100th. post.