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In lugnet.admin.general, Charles Eric McCarthy writes:
> I just thought of a way to alleviate this problem.
> Don't publish the average rating unless there are at least
> N values (N =10?).
I think that if N can be defined by the users, this would work well. I
personally think that if even one person rates a message that some information
is better than none. However that's just me, and I think that new users would
like to have N a little higher. If it could be changed much like the
"skip-filter", that would work well. I like 10 as a default value, but I
personally would change my setting to 1.
Ben Roller
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| (...) I just thought of a way to alleviate this problem. Don't publish the average rating unless there are at least N values (N = 10?). If there are fewer than that many values, just say "insufficient sample" or something like that. That way only (...) (24 years ago, 18-Apr-00, to lugnet.admin.general)
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